OAR 309-019-0190: Community-Based Substance Use Treatment Programs for Individuals in the Criminal Justice System

(1) For individuals in the criminal justice system, community-based substance use treatment services and supports are for individuals who are under the supervision of a probation officer or on parole or post-prison supervision or participating in a drug treatment court program or otherwise under the direct supervision of the court. (2) Services and supports shall incorporate interventions and strategies that target criminogenic risk factors and include: (a) Cognitive behavioral interventions; (b) Motivational interventions; (c) Relapse prevention; and (d) Healthy relationships education. (3) Providers shall demonstrate coordination of services with criminal justice partners through written protocols, program staff activities, and individual record documentation. (4) Program directors or clinical supervisors shall have experience in community-based offender treatment programs and have specific training and experience applying effective, evidence-based clinical strategies and services for individuals receiving community-based substance use disorders treatment services to individuals in the criminal justice system. (5) Within the first six months of hire, program staff shall: (a) Receive training on effective principles of evidenced-based practices for individuals with criminogenic risk factors; and (b) Have documented knowledge, skills, and abilities demonstrating treatment strategies for individuals with criminogenic risk factors.