Offers clinical explanations for how mental health issues impacted involvement with law enforcement. Provides: Mitigation for Court; Case Management; Forensic Assessment; Court Testimony.

Work to identify alternatives to incarceration, coordinating a holistic approach and providing referrals to continue care.

Includes prescribing, monitoring, and patient education related to diagnosis and prescribed medication. Providers work with you to ensure that prescribed medications are being used as directed.

A 12-hour education program (six 2-hour sessions) for persons who have been charged with or convicted of Driving Under the Influence (DUI) or Driving While Intoxication (DWI).

Designed to meet the needs of first-time offenders who show no problem, other than impaired driving, associated with alcohol or other drug use.

Aims to raise your awareness of alcohol use and help you to make healthy decisions in order to avoid repeating the DUI/DWI behavior.

PRP services are a collaborative effort between the therapist, the rehabilitation coordinator, and the client.

Goals include: increased social functioning; ability to manage psychiatric symptoms; ability to develop or learn healthy coping skills; development and use of social skills; assist individuals with learning, accessing, and using community resources; increased self-esteem and self-concept; link to supportive services; assist with identifying obstacles that impair overall functioning