Common use of Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services Clause in Contracts

Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. Contractor’s basic women’s residential alcohol and drug treatment services will include, but not be limited to: 1. 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. 2. Provide a structured program including, but not limited to, group and individual counseling, art therapy, parenting education, twelve-step meetings, and family socialization activities. 3. Provide ancillary support services including access to legal support, HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, and STD testing, literacy assistance and supportive educational training and job search, and additional medical/mental health assessments to those participants identified as having special needs. 4. Develop an aftercare recovery plan with each program participant which includes parenting groups, early recovery groups, individual and family counseling, participation in special interest groups, and weekly attendance at twelve step meetings.

Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. Contractor’s basic womenmen’s residential alcohol and drug treatment services will include, but not be limited to: 1. 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. 2. Provide a structured program including, but not limited to, group and individual counseling, art therapy, parenting education, twelve-step meetings, and family socialization activities. 3. Provide ancillary support services including access to legal support, HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, and STD testing, literacy assistance and supportive educational training and job search, and additional medical/mental health assessments to those participants identified as having special needs. 4. Develop an aftercare recovery plan with each program participant which includes parenting groups, early recovery groups, individual and family counseling, participation in special interest groups, and weekly attendance at twelve step meetingsmeetings within in reasonable time for transition.

Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. Contractor’s basic womenmen’s residential alcohol and drug treatment services will include, but not be limited to: 1. 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. 2. Provide a structured program including, but not limited to, group and individual counseling, art therapy, parenting education, twelve-twelve- step meetings, and family socialization activities. 3. Provide ancillary support services including access to legal support, HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, and STD testing, literacy assistance and supportive educational training and job search, and additional medical/mental health assessments to those participants identified as having special needs. 4. Develop an aftercare recovery plan with each program participant which includes parenting groups, early recovery groups, individual and family counseling, participation in special interest groups, and weekly attendance at twelve step meetingsmeetings within in reasonable time for transition.

Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. Contractor’s basic women’s residential alcohol and drug treatment services will include, but not be limited to: 1. 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. 2. Provide a structured program including, but not limited to, group and individual counseling, art therapy, parenting education, twelve-twelve- step meetings, and family socialization activities. 3. Provide ancillary support services including access to legal support, HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, and STD testing, literacy assistance and supportive educational training and job search, and additional medical/mental health assessments to those participants identified as having special needs. 4. Develop an aftercare recovery plan with each program participant which includes parenting groups, early recovery groups, individual and family counseling, participation in special interest groups, and weekly attendance at twelve step meetings.