210 IAC 8-9-11 Chemical dependency treatment programs

Sec. 11. Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that in facilities where juveniles have access to chemical dependency treatment programs, the clinical management includes the following: (1) There is a written treatment philosophy consistent with current professional standards of practice for alcohol and other drug treatment within the context of the total correctional system. (2) Standardized diagnostic needs assessment administered to determine the extent of use, abuse, and dependency. (3) The program provides for an appropriate range of primary treatment services for alcohol and other drug-abusing juveniles. (4) Collaboration in the development of an individualized treatment plan developed by a substance abuse professional and the clinical team that may include the following staff: (A) Medical. (B) Mental health. (C) Education. (D) Social services. (E) Recreation. (F) Unit staff, as deemed necessary. (5) Involvement of the juvenile and, when possible, the juvenile's parent or guardian, in: (A) treatment; (B) aftercare; and (C) discharge planning. (6) The program provides incentives for targeted treatment achievements to increase and maintain the juvenile's motivation for treatment.