The unit operates under a multi-disciplinary treatment model and is structured to provide rapid feedback through constructive consequences/rewards to modify behaviors. Through the collaborative development of individualized treatment plans, stressors related to release planning and community reintegration will be reduced. The dual diagnosis/re-entry unit treatment team focuses on developing individualized release plans that are focused on independent living skills while providing relapse prevention or wellness plans. It is designed to provide care and release planning for those residents who have a history of chronic mental health issues or correctional institutionalization. The SUD/Re-Entry unit is designed to provide an environment that promotes rehabilitation by linking release planning, medication management, independent living skills, job skills, personal responsibility and self-control as means of integrating the resident back to the community.ī5, dual diagnosis/pre-release unit, is a 28 bed structured community. The service area treatment team members provide coaching and encouragement to program participants while role-modeling positive behavior and healthy choices. The staff incorporate elements of person centered planning, motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, integrated treatment, dual diagnosis (SUD/Co-occurring disorder) treatment, multi-disciplinary and strength based approaches, and a variety of incentives to serve as rewards for positive choices and accomplishments. The WRC Dual Diagnosis and Pre-release Service Area provides a safe and healthy environment for inmates and Alternative to Revocation (ATR) offenders, while promoting personal rehabilitation through a variety of individualized treatment programming that includes re-entry planning, medication management, independent living skills, job skills, personal responsibility and accountability to prepare participants for a successful, long-term, healthy transition to the community. Unit Supervisor and Alternative to Revocation Coordinator (ATR) Coordinator: Theresa Barwell After the immediate presenting behavior has diminished the inmate is reviewed for placement to a lower management unit. An inmate placed onto this unit has previously exhibited a significant threat to the safety and security of the individual or the facility. This unit provides a secure environment for the institution and inmate.
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Code § DOC 303, as adapted at WRC to enforce inmate discipline. This unit implements restrictive dispositions pursuant to Wis. After the presenting behavior has been stabilized, the unit treatment team initiate programming to minimize relapse of the immediate behavior and attempt to return the inmate/patient to the home unit in a timely manner. This unit provides a secure environment with options for the highest level of control and management interventions to address inmate behaviors that present a significant danger to self or others or which present a severe disruptive potential to the operation of the institution.
Inmates are provided with treatment interventions and coaching to allow them opportunities to expand and apply their skills to manage independently in the community. The objective of this unit is to provide the skills necessary for successful re-entry of individuals being released to the community. This may include DOC agents, case managers, Social Security, family supports, and community mental health providers. The unit coordinates with community-based services to assist with transitioning to the community. Many residents on the unit are participants in the dual diagnosis treatment program that is offered on the unit. The unit program receives additional support from staff involved in other departments within WRC.
The treatment team consists of an institution unit supervisor, psychiatric care supervisor, psychiatrist, psychological services associate, social worker, psychiatric care technicians, an education representative, and a recreation therapist. The unit treatment team focuses on developing individualized release plans that are focused on independent living skills while providing relapse prevention or wellness plans.
The unit is designed to provide care and release planning for those residents who have a history of chronic mental health issues or correctional institutionalization. This unit is an 18 bed single cell structured community.
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