Addiction Awareness OSCA 11-036 response - REDACTED.pdf

OSCA 11-036 Treatment Court Specialized Service Providers
2.11 Codependency Individual Counseling
This is defined as individual face‐to‐face assessment, counseling, and/or education provided to a
family member age thirteen (13) or over and/or to a family member below the age of thirteen (13)
who possesses the requisite social and verbal skills of a thirteen (13) to nineteen (19) year old. All
such services are designed to address and resolve issues related to co‐dependency and alcohol
and/or drug abuse.
2.12 Codependency Group Counseling
Face‐to‐face assessment, counseling, and/or education provided to two or more (but less than ten)
unrelated family members age thirteen (13) or over and/or to a family member below the age of
thirteen (13) who possesses the requisite social and verbal skills of a thirteen (13) to nineteen
(19) year old. All such services are designed to address and resolve issues related to codependency
and alcohol and/or drug abuse.
2.13 Family Counseling
Family Counseling is defined as a service that coordinates care with, and enlists the support of, the
natural support system through meeting with family members, referral sources, and significant
others about the participant’s treatment plan and discharge plan.
Additionally, the Family Conference service entails meeting with the family for activities that
include, but are not limited to:
communicating about issues at home that are barriers to treatment plan goals;
identifying relapse triggers and establishing a relapse intervention plan;
participating in the discharge conference; and
assessing the need for family therapy or other referrals to support the family system.
Program staff providing Family Counseling will be a QSAP.
Addiction Awareness LLC will notify the Drug Court in the case of a need for detoxification or
residential services. Addiction Awareness LLC will assist the Drug Court in the referral process, if
requested.
Addiction Awareness LLC will only provide treatment services at the request of the Drug Court. Any
exceptions and/or changes to the levels of service will be approved in writing by the Drug Court and
documented in the participant’s treatment record.
2.14 Group Counseling will consist of activities directly related to the attainment of
objectives as defined in the written treatment plan and provided to groups of more than one but no
more than ten clients.
2.15 Group Education will present general information and application of the information to
participate through group discussion in accordance with individualized treatment plans which is
designed to promote recovery and enhance social functioning.
a. Topics include but are not limited to: Relapse Prevention, Addiction Education, Corrective
Thinking, and 12 steps, as well as Big Book and NA book studies groups.
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