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Buncombe County Veterans Treatment Court Mentor Training Overview

This short video explains the core expectations, values, and goals of veteran mentors serving within Veterans Treatment Courts (VTCs).
Topics: Confidentiality, Confidentiality and Ethics, Cultural Competency, Cultural Issues, Culture, Development, Education, Expectation, Experience, Explain, Goals and Objectives, Group, Groups, Guidelines, Information, Mentor, Mentoring, Mentors, Military Issues, Objectives, Peer Support, Program Descriptions, Recovery Support, Resources, Roles and Responsibilities, Support Services, Veteran, Veteran Drug Courts, Veterans, Volunteer, Vtc

Source(s)
Buncombe County
Written By
Unknown
Resource Type(s)
Overview, Webinar
Published Year
2017

Tribal Cultural Competency Information for Judges

Cultural competency guidelines for judges who interact with American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) populations.
Topics: Cultural Competency, Cultural Issues, Tribal (Wellness Courts)

Source(s)
Tribal Law and Policy Institute
Written By
Unknown
Resource Type(s)
Publication
Published Year
Unknown

A Technical Assistance Guide For Drug Court Judges on Drug Court Treatment Services

This document provides a guide for newly assigned judges that are expected to preside over a drug court program to serve as a quick primer to assist them in (a) becoming familiar with the key elements and evidence-based practices that should be reflected in the treatment services provided to drug co… Continue Reading A Technical Assistance Guide For Drug Court Judges on Drug Court Treatment Services
Topics: Care Management, Confidentiality, Court Rules, Cultural Competency, Cultural Issues, Culture, Drug Court, Drug Testing, Evidence-based Practices, Incentives, Judge, Medicated Assisted Treatment, Medication, Mental Health, Mental Health Needs, Participants, Phases, Recomendations, Recovery, Recovery Support, Sanction, Sanctions and Incentives, Substance, Substance Use, Substance Use Disorders, Treatment, Treatment Plans, Treatment Services

Source(s)
American University, Justice Programs Office at American University
Written By
Caroline Cooper, Jeffrey Kushner, Roger Peters
Resource Type(s)
Publication
Published Year
2014

Improving Cultural Proficiency in Drug Court Part 2: Screening & Assessment

The focus of this webinar is upon describing the importance of cultural proficiency in the screening and assessment processes.
Topics: Cultural Competency, Cultural Issues, Culture, Drug Abuse, Drug Court, Program, Screening and Assessment, Support, Support Services

Source(s)
Justice Programs Office at American University, National Drug Court Resource Center (NDCRC)
Written By
Andrew Osborne
Resource Type(s)
Webinar
Published Year
2011

Improving Cultural Proficiency in Drug Court Programs Part 1: Introduction to Culture

The focus of this first session is to present participants with an introduction to culture and the effect it has in drug courts.
Topics: Clients, Cultural Competency, Cultural Issues, Culture, Drug Court, Participants

Source(s)
Justice Programs Office at American University, National Drug Court Resource Center (NDCRC)
Written By
Andrew Osborne
Resource Type(s)
Webinar
Published Year
2011

Hispanics and Latinos in Drug Courts: Cultural Strategies to Enhance and Sustain Recovery

Material presented by Diana Padilla, Program Manager at the Training Institute of the National Development & Research, and Joseph R. Madonia, former Director of the Brooklyn Treatment Court. This webinar provides a review of the challenges in successful case planning for Hispanic participants an… Continue Reading Hispanics and Latinos in Drug Courts: Cultural Strategies to Enhance and Sustain Recovery
Topics: Cultural Competency, Trauma Informed Care, Treatment

Source(s)
Justice Programs Office at American University, National Drug Court Resource Center (NDCRC)
Written By
Unknown
Resource Type(s)
Fact Sheet, Webinar
Published Year
2017

Walworth County Drug Court Policies and Procedures Handbook

This is the policies and procedures manual for practitioners of the Walworth County Drug Court program.
Topics: Agreement, Assessment, Confidentiality and Ethics, Consent, Criteria, Cultural Competency, Drug Court, Eligibility, Entry, Goals and Objectives, Graduation, Mission, Mission Statements, Participants, Phases, Plea, Policies and Procedures, Policy, Procedures, Program, Program Descriptions, Program Procedures, Referral, Sanctions and Incentives, Screening, Staffing, Team, Team Roles and Responsibilities, Termination, Treatment, Treatment Plans, Treatment Services

Source(s)
Walworth County
Written By
Unknown
Resource Type(s)
Sample Program & Operational Documents
Published Year
2014

Billings Adult Misdemeanor Treatment Court Policies and Procedures Manual

This document explains all of the policies and procedures currently being implemented in the Billings Drug Court program.
Topics: Adult, Assessment, Confidentiality, Cultural Competency, Drug and Alcohol Testing, Eligibility Criteria, Mission Statements, Phases, Recovery, Roles and Responsibilities, Sanctions and Incentives, Staff, Termination, Treatment, Treatment Plans

Source(s)
Billings County
Written By
Unknown
Resource Type(s)
Unknown
Published Year
2013

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