Program Phases
Phase One - 12 Weeks Minimum
- Report to probation officer in person at least once a week or as directed by the probation officer.
- Cooperate with Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team to determine a treatment plan. Remain or become compliant with ALL mental health treatment directives. This will include daily medication monitoring throughout Phase I.
- Attend alcohol/drug counseling and /or 12-step meetings at least once daily seven days a week if directed by the treatment team and probation officer. Provide written verification as directed by the probation officer.
- Submit to random urinalysis or Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) tests one to three times per week or as directed by probation officer or treatment provider.
- Attend Mental Health Court at least once per week.
- Attend general health class as directed by probation officer.
- Obtain a support sponsor (i.e. National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI) "Peer-to-Peer" or "Celebrate Recovery" programs) within 30 days of sign up. Contact sponsor at least once per week and provide written verification as directed by the probation officer.
- Attend mental health and wellness class, at least once per week, provided by the Idaho State Health and Welfare, Mental Health.
- Pay a $20 monthly fee.
Phase Two - 12 Weeks Minimum
- Report to probation officer in person at least three times per month or as directed by the probation officer.
- Remain compliant with all mental health directives. This includes strict compliance with medication recommendations.
- Submit to random urinalysis or Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) tests at least on one time per week or as directed by probation officer or treatment provider.
- Attend alcohol/drug counseling and /or 12-step meetings a minimum of five days a week if directed by the treatment provider and probation officer.
- Attend Mental Health Court at least three times per month.
- Continue to contact your sponsor at least one per week and provide written verification as directed by the probation officer.
- Attend mental health and wellness class, at least once per week, provided by the Idaho State Health and Welfare, Mental health.
- Pay a $20 monthly fee.
Phase Three - 12 Weeks Minimum
- Report to probation officer in person at least two times per month or as directed by the probation officer.
- Remain compliant with all mental health directives.
- Attend alcohol/drug counseling and/or 12-step meetings a minimum of three days a week if directed by the treatment provider and probation officer. Provide written verification as directed by the probation officer.
- Submit to random urinalysis or Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) tests at least one time per week or as directed by probation officer or treatment provider.
- Attend Mental Health Court at least two times per month.
- Continue to contact your sponsor at least once per week and provide written verification as directed by the probation officer.
- Pay a $20 monthly fee.
Phase Four - 5 Month Minimum
- Report to probation officer in person at least once a month.
- Attend treatment as instructed by the treatment provider.
- If directed, attend 12-step meetings a minimum of two times a week and provide written verification as directed by the probation officer.
- Submit to random urinalysis and/or Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) tests as requested by the probation officer.
- Attend Mental Health Court once a month.
- If directed, continue to contact sponsor at least once per week and provide written verification as directed by the probation officer.
- Pay a $20 monthly fee to graduate and be current with other fees and fines. (other fees and fines may include, but are not limited to, court fines, treatment fees, and drug testing fees.).
- Maintain employment or participate in continuing education as directed.
Once you have graduated from the program and you have completed probation, you may have your felony reduced to a misdemeanor or dismissed.