When the client arrives at the department of the court they are met by a receptionist who basically asks them why they are there. If they are there for a court ordered first time screening, she must collect $90.00. The client will then read and sign the Substance Abuse Screening Service Procedures Form stating they understand that if they miss an appointment, or have to reschedule, they may have to pay additional fees. (See Appendix B). If they have been screened previously, they are still mandated to this department to see if all criteria have been met and if this department will accept the screening and level of hours (which is $50.00). After payment has been made, the client is given a Substance Abuse Screening Service Client Personal …show more content…
This form contains all of the clients personal information (i.e.), name, address, phone number, sex, language preference, birth date, origin, marital status, employment status, and emergency contact information (See Appendix C ). They also receive the Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test or “MAST.” This is a specific test we use that asks 24 specific questions about alcohol consumption. With this test, a client circles either YES or NO to each question. Each DUI screener has a key to the questions asked which determine if the client has no problem, suggestive of a problem, or an indication of a problem (See Appendix D), the Consent for the Release of Confidential Information: Criminal Justice System Referral which allows the municipal court, probation officer, motor vehicle division and the client’s attorney to be updated on the client’s progress (See Appendix E), and a copy of the Client’s Rights for the clients to sign and date (they receive a copy) (See …show more content…
Once everything has been agreed upon, a” Consent for the Release of Confidential Information and Referral to DUI Service Agency Form” (See Appendix I ) is filled out by the screener. This form includes the client’s name, case number, the agency agreed upon, all of the agency contact information, the Level and hours of education and /or treatment, the target completion date, and how much it is going to cost, and when the client has to contact the agency by to set up an appointment. After the completion of this form it is read over to the client again and the client is asked if they have any questions, then the client initials the Level and treatment hours, reads the paragraph at the bottom stating that this is court ordered and if they do not follow through they will be considered non-compliant, and they initial there, and then they read the bottom paragraph and sign and
Client comes to treatment because she has been mandated by the court to receive services for her drug and alcohol usage. Client self-reports an extensive history of drug and alcohol usage, as well as, issues with controlling and maintaining her anger. Client is more concerned with her anger issues then her drug and alcohol usage. Client feels that if she can control her anger then she will not have to turn to drugs and alcohol. Client appears to be self-medicating with drugs and alcohol.
Plan - Client Objectives until next review: attend monthly group as scheduled, verify sober support meetings, schedule and attend individual sessions, provide UA when asked, and comply with legal mandates to maintain the privilege of deferred prosecution. Client is to work on treatment plan on a timely manner.
may ask you to submit to a blood, breath, or urine test to verify your blood alcohol level (BAL).
There are some questions within the intake form that can be difficult for the client to follow, as they are heavy with regards to medical terminology. When seeking information regarding substance abuse issues the intake form outlines the medical term for the different types of substances a client can be utilizing potentially making it difficult for the client to determine the types of substances that the client has chosen to utilize. Otherwise, the remainder of the form appears to be written in a way that can be understood among different reading levels.
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The Drug Court: Treatment Program Feedback Survey will be made available to current participants who are in the program, prospective graduates, and prior participants who have recently failed or completed the drug court program. With current drug court participants, the survey packet will be given to them during their weekly judicial visitation. For the prospective graduates, the survey instrument will be built into graduation requirements. For prior participants who have already completed, been terminated, or dropped out of the program, surveys will be mailed to their latest address along with a prepaid postage envelope. In the drug court survey packet, there will be a confidentiality/consent form, which will need to be signed prior to taking the survey. Surveys will be made available via paper-form or online, which will be noted in the packet. Those who opt to take the survey online via the individual drug court program website will be given a user id and password associated with each participant’s name. This slip will be provided in all survey packets, making the online survey an option for whoever has computer access.
COLIN was requested and agreed to submit to a chemical test of blood. I read the chemical warning and report of refusal form (DL-26) to COLIN before leaving the Shenandoah Police Department and requested him to sign the form acknowledging he has been advised of the form to which he did. I then transported him to the Schuylkill Medical Center South
This is Mr. Hartshorn’s 1st DUI conviction; there are no others located in his history. Mr. Hartshorn accepts and takes responsibility for his actions that evening. Mr. Hartshorn does not believe he has a problem with alcohol. He states that he had been drinking twice a week but does not see it as a problem since he has stopped before. He advised that he has consumed alcohol since the incident, most recently around two and a half weeks ago. This was discussed with him in great detail. Based on the above information, his history, and what he reported, it is this officer’s opinion that there may be a need for a structured treatment program, and it would be a benefit to Mr. Hartshorn that he obtain an in-depth substance abuse evaluation.
Same process as above, but everyone knows that the client is going to be sanctioned for something. The clients will try to make an excuse, lie, plead, or whatever else to avoid sanctions. Some of the clients’ stories were good and other times it is better for the client to refrain from talking. Nevertheless, most clients on this calendar were either arrested for a new crime, failed a drug test, missed group or individual therapy sessions, or violated a term of his or her probation. Failing a drug test was an automatic jail sanction no matter what. Even if the doctor prescribed medication, it was the client’s responsibility to notify the doctor that he or she is not allowed to take opiate-based pain relievers. If there was a low-creatinine drug result (urine is diluted to the point where a drug test cannot detect drugs), the court treated it as the same as a failed drug test. So, the client would be sanctioned to jail and ordered to do low-creatinine
The client met with his counselor for his 1x1 session to completed his Exit plan. The client has completed and turned in his second step and has went over it with his counselor. the client seems to be interested staying clean and sober and appears to be seeking understand as to how to stay sober. The client has learned to let go of some of his resentment but needs to work in letting the resentment he has against himself. The client reported that he follow through with the King of Kings sober living stipulation as to having to attend three meeting a week there at there program to prove that he wants to go into their sober living program once an open becomes available. the client reported as well that he will be spending more time with his
REVIEW ILP AND CLIENT RIGHTS AND CLIENT CODE OF CONDUCT: Client is not compliance with the saving contract. CM advises the client to comply with the Shelter Rules and DHS Code of Conduct. Client must adhere to the shelter 10pm curfew. Client is scheduled for Conference Meeting to address her non-compliant with the Saving Contract and Apartment Search
: Met with client before IOP group this date for ISP review, and to address overall treatment progress. Presented a good attitude and engaged well in the conversation. Reported no use of Methamphetamine or other substances, C/S date as 2/28/2018, although UA on 03/21/18 was positive for methamphetamine. Client reported he is excited that he is in treatment, stating “I never been to treatment before. I would like to learn about the addiction, but I am also affair of treatment because I am worried that I won’t make it.” Client reported main arears of concern is “staying clean and sober and complete treatment”. Stated “My ex-girlfriend is not supportive, and she drives me crazy. I work and pay the bills, but she never happy. She asked me to do this to do
In efforts to follow: State Statutes and Policy and Procedures: (807.14/Health Examinations; 811.01/Authority to Admit; Title 47.30/Emergency Detention for Evaluation; and Title 47.37/ Treatment and services for intoxicated persons incapacitated by alcohol or drugs)
The client is a 14-year-old Hispanic female in a residential substance abuse treatment rehabilitation center. The client participated in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy anger management group. The client was admitted to the residential program in July of 2016 for her cannabis use. She was referred by Drug Court due to her failure to comply with the program rules. The client has a past of domestic violence and defiant behavior towards her mother and not abiding by curfew.
The client is being assessed today due to a conviction of driving under the influence. The ruling judge ordered the client to obtain professional help with addiction problems. This assessment will