Criminal Justice Partnership Program Services

General Information

The Criminal Justice Partnership Program is a collaboration between the Department of Community Corrections (i.e., Probation/Parole) and substance abuse assessment and treatment providers. This collaboration was formed to help individuals on an intermediate or intense level of probation/parole decrease the chance of probation revocations and incarcerations due to illicit drug and alcohol use by helping the individual address his/her alcohol and/or drug dependencies through treatment.CJPP Treatment Services are free of charge to those that qualify for the Program.

Services Provided

Changing Seasons Treatment Services, Inc. provides the following services to all individuals admitted to the CJP Program, as his/her needs dictate:

Regular outpatient substance abuse treatment regimen
- 52 hours of outpatient group and individual treatment
- Three separate phases of treatment spanning a minimum of 21 weeks
Long-term outpatient substance abuse treatment regimen
- 156 hours of outpatient group and individual treatment
- Five separate phases of treatment spanning a minimum of 33 weeks
Intermediate/Inpatient continuing care outpatient substance abuse treatment regimen
- 100 hours of outpatient group and individual treatment
- Five separate phases of treatment spanning at least 26 weeks

All of our treatment regiments include:

Random urine drug screen testing
Utilization of a treatment curriculum with over 50 separate and distinct topics based on the addictions cycles
A self-help support program requirement

Additional Services:

Individual outpatient substance abuse treatment
- Private, one-on-one sessions
Individualized substance abuse assessment (when TASC services are not available)
- Complete bio-psycho-social assessment, including the use of standardized screening & assessment instruments
- Treatment planning with appropriate treatment level placement

Eligibility Requirements

Individuals eligible for CJPP substance abuse services are adult offenders who are either in confinement awaiting trial, or were convicted of a misdemeanor or a felony offence and received a non-incarcerative sentence of an intermediate or intensive punishment, or are serving a term of parole or post-release supervision after serving an active sentence of imprisonment.

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