STIRT (Strategic Individualized Remediation Treatment)
STIRT provides a 21 day intensive residential program combined with six months of aftercare services tailored to men and women with drug or alcohol dependence and legal issues. It is a highly structured setting for individuals who face imminent incarceration without treatment. The primary goal of STIRT is the reduction of substance abuse and criminal behavior with the immediate objectives of increasing treatment and compliance with criminal justice supervision.
MIRT (Men's Intensive Residential Treatment)
MIRT is a 90 day intensive residential substance abuse treatment program. It incorporates specific curriculum tailored for the men to address substance abuse, trauma and criminogenic risk reduction. This treatment program, through a contract with DCJ, is designed to serve DOC transition, direct sentence to Community Corrections, parole and probation clients from the entire state of Colorado.
RDDT (Residential Dual Diagnosis Treatment)
This program is intended for individuals presenting with serious substance abuse problems, chronic mental illness, and a history of felony criminal conduct. Adult felons with histories of substance abuse and mental illness are eligible for services from the RDDT program. This treatment is intended for clients who are transitioning to lower-intensity levels of care and/or are re-integrating into the community and whose history of criminal behavior, chronic substance use disorder, lack of functional and supportive living situation, levels of social or psychological dysfunction that necessitate residential treatment. Offenders accepted into the program must have been specifically assessed as appropriate for RDDT placement according to the Adult Standardized Offender Assessment (as revised) and mental health screens and assessments.
IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program)
This program offers structured treatment and accountability to support successful community reintegration. Serving clients stepping down from inpatient care (STIRT and IRT), transitional releases, and community programs like Work Release, Probation, and AIIM/Wellness. Clients complete 24 core groups spanning Supportive Recovery, Relationships, Trauma Recovery, and Experiential Groups. Alongside close monitoring of drug testing, attendance, and supervision compliance, we actively connect clients with community resources, recovery events, and real-world sober outings to build lasting life skills and support long-term recovery.
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