This program provides advocacy and supervision services for adults currently involved in the criminal justice system and who demonstrate the ability and desire to participate in treatment. Services include drug and alcohol education information, relapse prevention, exit planning, anger management groups and counseling, and assistance with accessing services available outside the jail. The outpatient services are provided by the Drug Abuse Alternative Center. These services include individual, family and group counseling provided by interns. John Bilich, Manager Assessment, early intervention counseling and referral services are available for Sonoma County employees with problems that impair their work performance.
Services are also available to employees' family dependents.
John Bilich, Manager Court-referred programs for first and multiple convicted drinking driver offenders. The programs are designed to provide structured education, treatment and monitoring to assist in identifying and resolving alcohol-related problems. The goal of the First Offender and Multiple Offender Drinking Driver programs is to reduce the likelihood of further DUI violations. The Division coordinates services with project Intercept which provides administrative services, monitoring, and additional counseling for 18 months. Tom Newell, Manager Random urinalysis testing is offered for individuals referred through TASC, the PC1000 Drug Diversion program, and Drug Court.