Programs and Services

Residential Services

Residential Treatment Centers operate 24 hours per day with on-duty staff for our clients. Staff monitor client behaviors and whereabouts in the community and enforce program rules and accountability. Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) counseling, facilitation of cognitive-based programming, and correctional case management are provided in an intensive setting. Clients can be granted gradual re-entry into the community based on earned privileges. All service components of our Residential Treatment Centers emphasize trauma-informed care and employ an individualized approach to each client.

Community Treatment Service Centers

Community Treatment Service Centers emphasize alcohol and drug abuse counseling, day to day accountability, drug testing and reporting, correctional case management; and individual and group counseling. Counseling services include parenting, domestic violence intervention, cognitive intervention, anger management, income management, education, and employment/vocational. Community support/service networks and transitional/aftercare services are also provided.

High Risk Client Case Management Program

We have developed an informed, evidence-based approach to case management for high risk clients; drawing on over four decades working with these clients. Case managers collaborate with clients and community resources to address what is necessary for successful reintegration, which can include: housing, access to healthcare, food, transportation, establishing a stable source of income, and building a prosocial support structure.

Transitional Housing Services

Supervised Transitional Housing Services (THS) serve offenders living in Wisconsin and Minnesota communities and promote responsible, pro-social lifestyle, financial independence and responsibility, gainful employment and independent living skills.

Institution and Correctional Center Services

We offer Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) services, as well as Employment Services, at Correctional Institutions throughout Wisconsin.

Outpatient Community Treatment Groups

Community treatment group services are offered throughout Wisconsin in the areas of AODA Counseling, Cognitive-based interventions (e.g. Thinking for a Change, Moral Reconation Therapy), Anger Management, and Domestic Violence.

County Alternative Programs

A continuum of offender sanctions and services designed to reduce jail overcrowding, increase community safety and reduce recidivism include:

• Assessment and Screening – using jail classification system and risk/need assessment instruments to determine offender appropriateness of diversion program.
• Case Management – supervision and monitoring of offenders through completion of diversion programs. Collateral contacts with offender accountability are stressed while maintaining extensive communication with criminal justice system personnel. Electronic monitoring added for the higher risk offender.
• Day Reporting – emphasizing daily interface, accountability, drug and alcohol testing.
• Drug Court/OWI Treatment Court – AODA treatment services and case management offered as component of Drug Court/ OWI Treatment Court programs.
• Justice Volunteer Program – combines offender case management and citizen volunteers that serve as mentors for problem solving and responsible living.
• Treatment Groups – alcohol and drug, anger management, independent living skills to address the causal factors related to criminal behavior.
• Community Service – offenders perform unpaid work at selected public and private non-profit sites. Both individual work hours and supervised crew hours are performed.
• Repeat Driving Offenders – Intensive Supervision Program for repeat driving offenders with convictions for operating while intoxicated, operating after revocation, and operating after suspension. Pre-trial and post-adjudication supervision and services include screening/assessment, correctional case management, day report services, drug and alcohol testing, AODA relapse prevention groups, cognitive intervention/corrective thinking groups, offender participation in victim impact presentations, and pre/post testing for attitude and belief system changes.

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