General Facts
The office within the Department of Corrections, Division of Operations, within the Health Services Unit, responsible for addressing the substance use disorders of the inmate population.
What is OSAPAS?
A program designed to engage the family of the offenders as a support mechanism towards reintegration back into the community.
What is Engaging the Family?
This is what OSAPAS stands for.
What is the Office of Substance Abuse Programming and Addiction Services?
The facilities that SUD Treatment is offered at.
What is Mid State Correctional Facility and Edna Mahan Correctional Facility?
The fact or condition of being addicted to a particular substance, thing, or activity.
What is addiction?
This report is responsible for holding the numbers of attendees, sessions, completions, withdrawals for programs as well as a lot of other information
What is the change report?
A twelve week program where the participants are provided with a curriculum-based support group for two hours per week about parenting.
What is RPP?
This is what ETF stands for.
What is Engaging the Family?
An offender needs to meet this criteria to be eligible for the SUD program.
What is a TCU score of 1 or above, Medium custody status, and a ASAM Level of Care?
A class of drugs that include the illegal drug heroin, and other pain relievers available legally by prescription.
What are Opioids?
The computerized system for inmates to communicate with employees.
What is JPAY?
The time an offender has left of their maximum sentence to be eligible for ETF.
What is 3 to 9 months?
This is what TCU DS stands for.
What is Texas Christian University Drug Screening?
A multi-phase approach that utilizes enhanced or graduated level of care in SUD treatment services. This process can be inclusive of Long Term Residential, and Outpatient Treatment Services, of which can be addressed through varying levels of DOC custody and through re-entry into society.
What is Continuum of Care?
A class of drugs that mimics Adrenalin in the body.
What is amphetamine?
A maladaptive pattern of substance use leading to clinically significant impairment or distress which includes substance abuse and substance dependency as indicated by results on a clinical screening and assessment instrument.
What is substance use disorder?
An Alternative Substance Use Disorder Program that is research-based and designed as a practical instructional system for conducting substance use disorder education groups for inmates who have substance use disorders.
What is L.I.B.?
This is what MAT stands for.
What is Medication Assisted Treatment?
A comprehensive, multi-format program that covers six key clinical areas.
What is the Matrix Model?
A sedative-hypnotic prescribed to people for short-term treatment of insomnia.
What is Ambien?
The chapter of the Administrative Code that contains information about Substance Use Disorder Treatment
What is Title 10A: Chapter 24?
The specific tools and techniques for each of the SMART 4-Point Program.
What is
Building and Maintaining Motivation
Coping with Urges
Managing thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors
and Living a Balanced Life?
This is what I.C.R.C. stands for.
What is Institutional Classification Reception Committee?
The amount of Treatment Beds at MSCF.
What is 656?
A synthetic psychoactive drug with similarities to stimulant and hallucinogen that makes users feel energetic, euphoric, emphatic, and they may experience augmented sensory perception.
What is Ecstasy?