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BUCHANAN COUNTY DRUG COURT MEMBER HANDBOOK This Handbook is designed to provide you with: A description of the program and behavioral expectations A description of the activities in which you will participate An understanding of your role as participant This program was designed with your recovery in mind. Our goal is to assist you in living an alcohol/drug-free lifestyle. There is a direct relationship between your investment and involvement in the program and your personal growth and lifestyle changes. You will be expected to take an active role as a participant in the Addiction Awareness LLC Program. As a participant in our program you will be given direct assistance in learning how to live alcohol/drug free. SECTION I MISSION, PHILOSOPHY AND PRINCIPLES MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Addiction Awareness, LLC-Drug Court Program is to provide education, support, and assistance to change your addictive lifestyle and any related criminal behavior associated with your addiction. Our goal is to assist you develop a healthy lifestyle, (social, psychological and spiritual). If you fully participate and work within this program (remaining honest, open-minded, and willing to change), you will see benefits in several of the following areas of your life: Employment School involvement Increased positive feelings about yourself Healthier relationships Increased ability and freedom to manage your own life Enjoy sobriety and live as a productive and responsible member of society. One of our overall purposes is to provide you with a continuum of treatment and selfhelp programs. A related goal is to increase your motivation to move along that continuum of treatment. Hopefully, as you benefit from our program your motivation to continue your treatment will increase. This program can serve as a starting point for self-help involvement, and/or other treatment or support programs which encourage your recovery and commitment to an alcohol/drug free, healthy and happy lifestyle. PHILOSOPHY OF TREATMENT Our program embraces the "disease concept" of alcoholism and drug addiction. There is a cause, course, and predictable outcome to the progressive use of substances by an
addicted individual. Alcoholism and drug addiction is viewed as a disease of the whole person, affecting some or all areas of functioning. These areas of functioning may include behavioral problems, confused values, deficits in educational or occupational skills, moral or spiritual problems, and/or family difficulties. The alcoholic/drug addicted person becomes sick physically, mentally, and spiritually. We believe that proper intervention requires a special program with a focus on thinking and accountability delivered in the context of a peer support program. Thinking precedes behavior. To effectively change behavior, thought patterns must be restructured and individual accountability for behavior must be emphasized. Our program is designed to influence individuals to pursue genuine, positive change. Within time, the motivation toward positive change will grow stronger than the desire to resist change and continue the current lifestyle. Our multi-disciplinary program makes it possible for individuals to change their lives. We believe that recovery is possible, but it is a process. Just as the disease model of addiction states there is a predictable course to chemically dependency, recovery can also be viewed as having a cause, course, and predictable outcome. Recovery is not simply abstinence, rather it involves learning to live comfortably and enjoyably as a sober, productive and responsible member of the community at large. It involves learning how to work, developing personal relationships, strengthening family ties, practicing positive leisure activities and developing spiritually. It is accomplishing all of these without the need for or use of alcohol or other drugs. PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT We have high expectations and require a high level of commitment from both clients and staff. The following principles guide our treatment efforts: Every participant, regardless of circumstances, is considered to be a person of worth and value. Treatment is voluntary. You cannot be forced to learn and grow--- its your choice. Change comes as a result of action. It is important that you become an active participant in the process. If you do not fully work a program of recovery you will return to alcohol/drug use. Returning to any use of mind-altering substances greatly increases your chances of lost jobs, lost families, and lost freedom. ADDICTION AWARENESS LLC PROGRAM 2
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