The goal of the Morgan County ADAPT Program is to: improve the quality of life of offenders, their family members, and the public by reducing the frequency and severity of substance use; improve public safety by reducing alcohol and drug related criminal activity; and to promote long term behavioral change through the use of evidence based practices.
Morgan County ADAPT accepts referrals from Morgan County Courts and Court Alcohol and Drug transfers from other jurisdictions. One of the purposes of ADAPT is to differentiate between problem and non-problem substance abusers. Your next appointment will be an alcohol and drug assessment with a probation officer lasting approximately 1-2 hours. Once the assessment is completed, your probation officer will recommend the type of services considered most beneficial for your needs. This may include, but it not limited to, education and information classes, treatment, group counseling, detoxification, individual therapy, family counseling, support groups, residential or inpatient treatment and/or relapse prevention.
You will have input in developing an Individual Service Contract (a written contact between you and the Morgan County ADAPT Program that meets your identified needs) with your probation officer. The probation officer retains the privilege of making the final recommendations for treatment to the Court. If you accept the recommendation, you must fully comply with the requirements before successfully termination from probation. This may include a specified number of sessions with a counselor, another program, or completion of a therapeutic program through another agency. All fees due to the ADAPT program and any other treatment agency must be paid in full prior to successful termination. The probation officer retains the privilege of deciding whether or not a client has satisfied program requirements. Failure to satisfy program requirements may result in your referral back to the Court or other referral source for further action, including the filing of a Petition to Revoke Probation.
The ADAPT Program fee includes the substance abuse assessment, orientation, referral to appropriate services, and case management. Case management involves facilitating, coordinating, and monitoring the full range of the client’s needs including but not limited to substance abuse treatment, education, and relapse prevention. A payment plan will be developed with your probation officer.