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Treatment Programs

Outpatient Care for Mental & Physical Health Needs

Criminal Justice Team

The Criminal Justice Team helps CODAC members who are involved in the criminal justice system, from the point of incarceration to final adjudication. The team supports CODAC staff and members by meeting members at the jail, attending court hearings as well as jail and/or probation staffings.

24/7 outpatient substance use treatment intake - days, nights, weekends and holidays. This program is designated a Center of Excellence in Arizona. Intensive Outpatient Programming and classes that meet many court, probation and DCS requirements. IOP are gender specific for male and female identifying individuals, separately. The program includes at least nine hours of intensive treatment each week, consisting of a mixture of individual and group support, as well as meeting with a Behavioral Health Technician. Medications for Opioid Use Disorder and Medication Assisted Treatment for opioid, alcohol and tobacco misuse. Specialized care for pregnant, postpartum and parenting women with substance misuse and mental health needs. The majority of CODAC’s services are provided in an outpatient setting. You come to CODAC for your appointments, groups and classes, and then carry on with your regular life. Outpatient services allow members to continue living at home, attending school, working, and participating in their daily activities. Services are designed to support recovery, wellness, and individualized treatment goals. Substance Use Treatment

Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

The Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA) provides 24/7 crisis services, advocacy, support and education for individuals and families impacted by sexual trauma. No referral required.

Trauma Recovery Center

This outpatient program is designed to support victims of violent crime who are experiencing acute post-traumatic distress through no-cost therapy, clinical case management, and more! Learn more at www.CODAC.org/TRC.

Adult Transitional Living Program

CODAC’s Adult Transitional Living (ATL) program provides transitional and temporary housing in a supported living environment for members ages 18+. Behavioral Health Technicians are on-site seven days a week to help members with daily skills of living, making sure they are taking their medications on schedule, staying active, managing healthcare appointments, and more. Community activities keep members engaged and help them progress toward independent living. Referral is required.

Court Ordered Treatment

CODAC provides services for individuals who are required by the court to participate in mental health treatment due to being deemed a danger to themselves or others. Members on Court Ordered Treatment (COT) work with their CODAC treatment team who help coordinate care and meet the state’s COT requirements.

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