Outpatient Services Throughout Southeastern Michigan

Some Programs We Offer

Our Substance Abuse Treatment program utilizes a defendant-centered approach with a strengths-based perspective. All defendants will participate in the creation of their own in-depth treatment plan to ensure successful completion. Toward the end of their treatment, they will receive an aftercare plan that will assist them in remaining successful after therapy is completed.

Each defendant will meet with our clinician a minimum of once per week. If defendants need more intensive treatment, they will be required to attend additional sessions per week, including both group and individual therapy.

Our Substance Abuse Prevention 1 course is an 8-session course that covers scientific education about addiction and how various substances affect the body. The course also uses cognitive behavioral techniques to ensure that the defendant changes the thought process that led to legal trouble.

Our Domestic Violence course is a 26-week course that is based around the batterer intervention approach. This approach is designed to hold defendants accountable for their behavior while educating them about the necessity of treating partners with respect, ending their use of violent or dominating behavior, and being responsible for the safety of their partner and children. Sessions are done in a group setting with separate groups for male and female defendants.

Our Marijuana Education and Dependence Program is a 10-week program that can be adapted to include a higher or lower number of sessions as ordered. This program centers on motivational enhancement therapy and brief marijuana dependence counseling. The program enhances motivation to change then moves to changing marijuana use with skill building and concludes with individualized skill-building tools appropriate to the defendant.

Our Probation Compliance program is created for defendants who have engaged in some form of noncompliant behavior. Noncompliant behavior could be behaviors such as being a No-Call, No-Show for their classes or missing a drug screening. This program will be a minimum of 4 sessions, and additional sessions will be added depending on the needs of the defendant and probation department.

This program was designed in memory of the late 36th District Court Judge, Willie Lipscomb, who started a similar program back in 1993. The objective of this program is to educate defendants about the consequences of possessing a handgun and the senseless violence that comes with it.

If you are looking to become involved in a treatment program or course, or if you have any questions or concerns, please give us a call at Onsite Substance Abuse Testing today and we can get you set up.