Kalamazoo Probation - Enhancement Program

Criminal justice-focused care

Treatment is designed for clients who are involved with the criminal justice system, including individuals on probation or parole, drug court participants, federal inmates, federal probationers, and clients on federal pretrial status. Care depends on each client's referral and assessments but may include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mental health support, employment preparation, and transitional living skills.

Structured residential programming

Standard residential care may include about 60 hours of structured activities per week. Depending on the program, clients may take part in evidence-based therapies, substance use assessments, and education. Clients may also take part in 12-Step groups, life skills development, employability support, vocational training, employment, as well as GED preparation and testing. Residential stays typically last 90–150 days, though finishing the program is based on individual client progress. Eligible clients may also need to complete at least 60 hours of community service.

Address substance use and legal involvement

The residential substance abuse program offers short- and long-term care with individual sessions, group treatment, and daily CBT groups. Care focuses on recognizing and changing addictive and criminal thinking patterns within a community where shared responsibility and peer interaction are a part of the recovery process. Outpatient treatment also uses evidence-based therapies during sessions. Moral Reconation Therapy may be available and follows a structured 16-step curriculum that focuses on beliefs and behaviors, relationships, positive identity, frustration tolerance, and moral reasoning. These are intended to address substance use and legal involvement as connected concerns.

Prepare for life after treatment

Reintegration services support practical needs that can affect stability once treatment is complete. Work release programs help clients develop employability skills, prepare for or complete GED testing, and meet requirements related to getting and keeping employment. Transitional housing provides a drug- and alcohol-free environment, giving clients the opportunity to work toward stable housing and employment. The facility may also support federal reentry services that include transitional living skills, mental health support, and employment assistance. Services are tailored to each client and based on their assessment and court or case-management needs.

Facility transparency

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