Family Services Treatment

426 Hwy. 16
Emmett, I daho 83617
Office (208) 365-2525
Fax (208) 365-2234
[Offices in Emmett, Caldwell, Payette, and McCall]


CORE PROGRAM COMPONENTS

COGNITIVE SELF-CHANGE curriculum is based on principles of rational therapy for
creating a process of cognitive restructuring. Concepts are presented sequentially and clients
demonstrate competencies in basic cognitive restructuring. The client quickly learns that
cognitive restructuring requires an objective, systematic approach to identifying thoughts,
feelings, and behaviors. Cognitive Self-Change is comprised of two stages. Each stage has the
capacity to be adapted to each individuals and each groups needs. There is a continuous
process of assessing the comprehension deficits and mastery for each client. In this way, group
members are invested and empowered to participate in their own learning and self-improvement,
providing a forum for continued skill and cognitive development. Client progress is reviewed in
weekly staff meetings and through drug tests. Client is discharged from the group once all
required work is completed and client demonstrates pro-social behaviors.
Cognitive Self Change (CSC) Idaho Model Orientation includes the following 5 components:
Offense chain or cognitive-behavioral chain
Relapse rehearsal
Identify high-risk situations
Self-efficacy
Coping skills
This group is open for any person age 18 or older. No other exclusionary criteria.

http://www.idoc.idaho.gov/content/document/program_descriptions

Developer requires that the person facilitating the curriculum is trained and certified.

MORAL RECONATION THERAPY is a systematic treatment strategy designed to enhance
ego, social, moral, and positive behavioral growth in a progressive, step-by-step fashion. This
program is designed to address clients who are traditionally very resistant to treatment. It is
easily adapted to the resources of treatment providers, various settings, and the needs of the
client. This program utilizes workbooks, designed to be conducted in open-ended, ongoing
groups where participants present a series of homework assignments during which they pass
steps and hold each other accountable to pro-social value system. The program takes
approximately 24 weeks (6 months) to complete. Client progress is reviewed in weekly staff
meetings and through drug tests. Client is discharged from the group once all required work is
completed (all steps) and client demonstrates pro-social behaviors.
The system uses a series of structured exercises and tasks to foster development of higher levels
of reasoning and addresses other important treatment areas, such as:
Confronting personal beliefs
Assessing relationships
Facilitating identity development
Family Services Treatment
426 Hwy. 16
Emmett, I daho 83617
Office (208) 365-2525
Fax (208) 365-2234
[Offices in Emmett, Caldwell, Payette, and McCall]


Enhancing self-esteem
Decreasing hedonism and development of tolerance of delay of gratification.
This group is open for any person age 18 or older. No other exclusionary criteria.

http://www.nrepp.samhsa.gov

The developer requires an initial training in the material (4-day, off-site includes quality
assurance tools and services)

THE CHANGE COMPANIES YOUTH INTERVENTION AND TREATMENT curriculum
utilizes all ten processes of change from the Transtheroretical Model, with special emphasis on
consciousness raising, social liberation and helping relationships to assist young abusers out of
an early state of pre-contemplation. This is done with the use of Interactive Journaling, a
structured and experiential writing process that motivates and guides participants toward positive
life change. Prevailing change theory and motivational techniques are incorporated into each
Interactive Journal. The main components of how Interactive Journaling works, include:
Information is presented in bite-sized pieces to allow for easy comprehension and to create a
sense of confident and accomplishment; Crucial information is followed by a journaling
component which encourages individuals to internalize new knowledge; Careful evaluation is
made of the precise information needed for life change, thus reducing the risk of overload;
Participants are given a consistent message that change is possible; Journals assist in creating a
collaborative approach between the facilitator/counselor and the participant based on shared
goals and strategies for making changes; A consistent message is given that individuals are
personally responsible for their thinking and behaviors; Much information is offered in a first
person story format to build interest and to establish an emotive level of understanding;
individuals tap into their life experiences to establish a personalize foundation for change; and
they focus of key points for behaviors change. Emphasis is placed on Substance Use Education,
steps of a Twelve-Step Program, Feelings, Relapse Prevention, Personal Inventories, Life
Management, Family Recovery, Cognitive Skill-Building and Readiness to Change. Client
progress is reviewed in weekly staff meetings and through drug tests. Client is discharged from
the group once all required work is completed and client demonstrates pro-social behaviors. This
group is open for any person between the ages of 14-17. No other exclusionary criteria.

http://www.nrepp.samhsa.gov

No developer required training however, agency required training on the curriculum.

MATRIX INSTITUTE MODEL is a part of the treatment program designed to give
participants information and support in achieving long-term abstinence from drugs and alcohol
and to initiate a long-term program of recovery. The materials that form the Matrix Model are
based on research that has been proven effective in treating people with addictions on an
Family Services Treatment
426 Hwy. 16
Emmett, I daho 83617
Office (208) 365-2525
Fax (208) 365-2234
[Offices in Emmett, Caldwell, Payette, and McCall]


outpatient basis. This part of the program consists of eight Early Recovery Skills sessions, 32
Relapse Prevention Session. 12 Family Sessions and an open ended Support group. Client
progress is reviewed in weekly staff meetings and through drug tests. Client is discharged from
the group once all required work is completed and client demonstrates pro-social behaviors.
The method focuses on the following areas of intervention:
Individual and Group Counseling
Relapse Analysis and Prevention
Stabilization
Family Education
Social Support
Twelve Step Involvement
This group is open for any person age 18 or older. No other exclusionary criteria.

http://www.nrepp.samhsa.gov

No developer required training however, agency required training on the curriculum.

Anger Management for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Clients (SAMHSA) - This
manual was designed for use by qualified substance abuse and mental health clinicians that work
with substance abuse and mental health clients with concurrent anger problems. The manual
describes a 12-week cognitive behavioral anger management group treatment. Client progress is
reviewed in weekly staff meetings and through drug tests. Client is discharged from the group
once all required work is completed and client demonstrates pro-social behaviors.
Each of the 90-minute weekly sessions is described in detail with specific instructions for group
leaders, tables and figures that illustrate key conceptual components of treatment and homework
assignments for the group participants.
Relaxation interventions, which target emotional and physiological components of anger.
Cognitive interventions, which target cognitive processes such as hostile appraisals and
attributions, irrational beliefs, and inflammatory thinking.
Communication skills interventions, which target deficits in assertiveness and conflict
resolution skills.
Combined interventions, which integrate two or more CBT interventions and target
multiple response domains.
This group is open for any person age 18 or older. No other exclusionary criteria.

www.samhsa.gov

No developer required training however, agency required training on the curriculum.
Family Services Treatment
426 Hwy. 16
Emmett, I daho 83617
Office (208) 365-2525
Fax (208) 365-2234
[Offices in Emmett, Caldwell, Payette, and McCall]