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Juvenile Drug/Alcohol Treatment Options

Any youth who has completed a Court Approved Juvenile Drug/Alcohol Evaluation will be informed by the evaluator what recommendations will be made to the Court. The Johnson County Drug/Alcohol Advisory Board in conjunction with Johnson County Juvenile Court Services has classified the levels of intervention into Options.

If a youth is recommended for one of these Options, then the components of the specific Option must be met for successful completion.

OPTION 1 includes:

• The Juvenile Drug/Alcohol Education class (6 hours total) in which parents must attend a minimum of 2 hours
• The C.O.D.E.-J. Education class with at least one parent (2 hours)
• The Juvenile Peer Panel (1.5 hours)
• Random Drug Testing implemented by the assigned Court Services Officer

OPTION 2 includes:

• All of the requirements of Option 1 (see above)
• 4 - 10, one-hour individual, group or family counseling sessions.

OPTION 3 includes:

• All of the requirements of Option 1 (see above)
• 3 hours of weekly individual, group or family counseling for a period of 6 -12 weeks with a minimum of 3 hours total of family counseling
• A minimum of 4 months of aftercare support services

OPTION 4 includes:

• The C.O.D.E.-J. Education class with at least one parent (2 hours)
• The Juvenile Peer Panel (1.5 hours)
• The Juvenile Drug/Alcohol Education Series Content Objectives must be covered during treatment
• A minimum of 6 hours of individual, group or family counseling for a period of 6-12 weeks with weekly family counseling
• Relapse education
• A minimum of 6 months of weekly aftercare support services

OPTION 5 includes:

• A minimum of 28 days of residential/inpatient alcohol and other drug treatment.
• Weekly family counseling
• The Juvenile Drug/Alcohol Education Series Content Objectives must be covered during treatment
• Relapse Education
• C.O.D.E.-J. Education class (2 hours)
• A minimum of 6 months of weekly aftercare support services
• Random drug testing