Common use of CalWORKs RESIDENTIAL PERINATAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES Clause in Contracts

CalWORKs RESIDENTIAL PERINATAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES. 1. Contractor’s women’s services: a. Provide intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), recovery planning, and relapse prevention, case management services, and follow-up at 6 months and 12 months after intake for each program participant. b. Provide a least one (1) individual counseling session for each program participant weekly to review and adapt their recovery plan as goals are attained. c. Provide each program participant with a minimum of six (6) hours of group therapy to address recovery issues including: denial, withdrawal symptomatology, drug/alcohol use history, the disease of addiction and relapse triggers, and parenting skills. d. Provide a structured program including: group and individual counseling, art therapy, parenting education, twelve-step meetings, and family socialization activities. e. Provide ancillary support services including: legal support, HIV/AIDS testing, literacy assistance and supportive educational training, job skills assessment, vocational training and job search, and additional medical/mental health assessments to those program participants identified as having special needs. f. Develop an aftercare plan with each program participant which includes: parenting groups, early recovery groups, individual and family counseling, program participant in special interest groups, weekly attendance at twelve-step meetings, and therapeutic ongoing treatment for the mother and child.

CalWORKs RESIDENTIAL PERINATAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES. 1. Contractor’s women’s services: a. Provide intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), recovery planning, and relapse prevention, case management services, and follow-up at 6 3 months and 12 9 months after intake for each program participant. b. Provide a least one (1) individual counseling session for each program participant weekly to review and adapt their recovery plan as goals are attained. c. Provide each program participant with a minimum of six (6) hours of group therapy to address recovery issues including: denial, withdrawal symptomatology, drug/alcohol use history, the disease of addiction and relapse triggers, and parenting skills. d. Provide a structured program including: group and individual counseling, art therapy, parenting education, twelve-step meetings, and family socialization activities. e. Provide ancillary support services including: legal support, HIV/AIDS testing, literacy assistance and supportive educational training, job skills assessment, vocational training and job search, and additional medical/mental health assessments to those program participants identified as having special needs. f. Develop an aftercare plan with each program participant which includes: parenting groups, early recovery groups, individual and family counseling, program participant in special interest groups, weekly attendance at twelve-step meetings, and therapeutic ongoing treatment for the mother and child.

CalWORKs RESIDENTIAL PERINATAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES. 1. Contractor’s women’s services: a. Provide intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), recovery planning, and relapse prevention, case management services, and follow-up at 6 months and 12 months after intake for each program participant. b. Provide a least one (1) individual counseling session for each program participant weekly to review and adapt their recovery plan as goals are attained. c. Provide each program participant with a minimum of six (6) hours of group therapy to address recovery issues including: denial, withdrawal symptomatology, drug/alcohol use history, the disease of addiction and relapse triggers, and parenting skills. d. Provide a structured program including: group and individual counseling, art therapy, parenting education, twelve-step meetings, and family socialization activities. e. Provide ancillary support services including: legal support, HIV/AIDS testing, literacy assistance and supportive educational training, job skills assessment, vocational training and job search, and additional medical/mental health assessments to those program participants identified as having special needs. f. Develop an aftercare plan with each program participant which includes: parenting groups, early recovery groups, individual and family counseling, program participant in special interest groups, weekly attendance at twelve-step meetings, and therapeutic ongoing treatment for the mother and child.