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Brooklyn SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Court Collaborative

Program Purpose; Brooklyn SAMHSA Behavioral Health

Program Overview

The Brooklyn SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Court Collaborative improves Treatment Court outcomes by utilizing evidence-based, enhanced services to reduce relapse and recidivism.

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Clients Served Last Year:

91

Program Contact:

Claire Loredan, M.A.
Supervisor/Coordinator

Funding Generously Provided by:

SAMHSA and private donations.

Contact Information:

Kings County Criminal Court
120 Schermerhorn Street
Third Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(347) 404-9553
claire.loredan@eac-network.org

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Program Description

The Problem:

Crimes caused by the cycle of addiction are harmful to society as well as to those who offend. In particular, participants of Treatment Court often have higher rates of relapse and recidivism.

Our Solution:

Provide enhanced services designed to anticipate and target the behaviors that are highly correlated with relapse and recidivism in order to increase successful completion rates, improve the lives of participants, and keep our communities safer.

How We Do it:

Working out of the Brooklyn Criminal Court, the Brooklyn SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Court Collaborative provides centralized services, such as intensive case management, cognitive behavioral interventions, Health Home referrals, individualized vocational and educational counseling, and consumer-centered family consultation to participants of the STEP and MBTC Treatment Courts, which aim to reduce the negative impact of addiction, relapse, and recidivism on their participants and the community.

How You Can Help:

To support the Brooklyn SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Collaborative with a gift, click here or call (516) 539-0150 x117.

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The Outcomes of Brooklyn SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Court Collaborative

The Brooklyn Behavioral Health Treatment Court Collaborative sees a reduction in relapses and recidivism rates among Treatment Court participants.

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