Alternative to Incarceration

RCP: The Rehabilitative Confinement Program (RCP) is an alternative sentencing option for adult (18+) offenders of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs (DUI/DUID), Domestic Violence, and other non-violent offenders deemed suitable for the program by the sentencing judge. RCP requires residential confinement.

WRAP: The Work Release Alternative Program (WRAP) is an alternative sentencing option for adult (18+) offenders of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs (DUI/DUID). The program requires residential confienment but allows for approved work release time.

The Intensive Outpatient Program is a full-scale outpatient substance abuse treatment program for adult men and women. It specializes to Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) referred patients, and is an approved Illinois Department of Human Services/ Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (OASA) DCFS Initiative site. Patients from the residential programs are also referred to this program as a step-down in the continuum of treatment services.

The Program focuses on assisting patients to develop life skills to regain stability in their lives, and to build a foundation based upon recovery. Clinically-managed interventions are directed by certified treatment professionals trained in gender specific and culturally sensitive treatment services, to address patient's individualized needs to develop and apply recovery skills.

Through educational lectures, therapeutic groups, and individual 1:1 sessions, patients are encouraged to learn and make lifestyle changes necessary to overcome barriers to recovery and problems that precipitate relapse while living in their neighborhood community. Treatment services also include outreach, intervention services, medical/psychiatric linkages, knowledge of the 12-step self-help recovery network, case management services, aftercare planning, and HIV/communicable diseases education, testing and counseling.

The program provides funding for daily transportation to/from the treatment location and on-site childcare for children under the age of 5 years old.

Program Location: The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is an OASA licensed ASAM Level II.1- IOP program is located within the licensed health care facility of Haymarket Center.

Population Served: Female and male patients. Children under school age may attend the daycare program while parents are attending treatment. Patients seeking OASA "State of Illinois" funding must be Illinois residents.

Average Length of Stay: The average length of stay for this program is 75 hours.

Hours and Days of Operation: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:45 am until 1:00 pm, except on holidays. Patients must attend a minimum of 9 hours per week to fulfill intensive outpatient requirements.

Program Services:

Patient Ethics, Rights, and Grievance Procedures
Provides Recovery Support or Stabilization
To Reduce Symptoms
To Restore Function
To Prevent Additional Functional Impairment
Self-Help Groups
Spritual Services
Family Participation
Toxicology/Laboratory Services

Men who regularly experience problems with alcohol and/or other drug abuse or dependency may be referred by their families, by police or by other agencies to the Detox Unit at Haymarket Center. Located at 120 N. Sangamon, in the McDermott Center. It offers a stay of 24 hours or less, including:

Physical and psychological assessment Evaluation / Referral for further treatment Medical intervention, if necessary Stabilization and referral Drug testing, performed on site On Call Doctor

Clients who want or need extended detox may receive up to five day stay. Haymarket Center has 24 beds available for:

Further evaluation and assessment

Continued detox

Self-help group meetings held daily

Individual and group counseling

medical staff on call

Clients are referred to other programs of Haymarket Center or to other agencies for further residential or outpatient substance abuse treatment.

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Men's Residential Treatment

Certified treatment professionals, trained in gender specific and culturally sensitive treatment services provide quality care and address the individual needs of the clients. They develop individualized treatment plans and facilitate the individual and didactic/therapeutic group sessions.

Program Components:

• Individualized Needs Assessment
• Individualized Treatment Planning
• Didactic/Therapeutic Groups
• Behavior Modification Approaches
• Individual Sessions
• Recreational Therapy
• Case Management
• Case Coordination
• Ann F. Baum Family Enrichment
• Aftercare Planning
• Continued Care/Aftercare Referrals

Support Services: On-site Provision for Medical Care:

• Initial Physical Examination
• Follow-up Care
• Laboratory Tests
• Hospital Transportation
• Preventive Services

HIV/Communicable Diseases

• Education
• HIV Pre/Post Test Counseling
• HIV Testing

On-site Alcohol/Drug Screening

• Random and Routine

Referral Services/ Specialized Needs

• Additional counseling services
• Psychiatric Services
• Housing

Nutrition

• Education

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Men's Recovery Home

Transitional living program of aftercare for men who have become homeless due to alcoholism/drug addiction. The safe alcohol/drug free environment includes initial application interview, intake and assessment, development of applicant plan, structured days, balanced meals, rehabilitative work training, individual recovery and spiritual counseling. Clients who have little or no ability to pay for services pay a sliding scale fee till they become employed.

Program components:

1. Group/individual counseling sessions

2. On-site drug screening

3. Recreational therapy

4. Family counseling

5. Job counseling and job placement

6. GED preparation and referral

7. Case management

8. Self-help involvement.