Program: Partners in Recovery Logic Model

Situation: Individuals arrested for drug and alcohol offenses are not receiving the treatment they need to change their behaviors and maintain sobriety. Offenders must be held accountable for their offenses as well as receive treatment they need to overcome their addictions.
Outputs Inputs Activities
Adult Drug Court Team Probation Department Court Colorado State University Graduate students Grant funding In-kind donations Probation officers District Attorney Adult Drug Court Participants mployers Community organi!ations "eekly life skills #orks$ops %ournaling and reflection #riting sessions &e$avior modification #orks$ops Positive t$inking #orks$ops Pro-social development #orks$ops Communication #orks$ops Career development #orks$ops Stress management and coping skills #orks$ops Parenting and $ealt$y relations$ip building #orks$ops 'utrition and #ellness #orks$ops

Outcomes -- Impact

Participation
Adult Drug Court clients

Short
Increase kno#ledge of positive lifestyle be$aviors Increased a#areness of available resources Increased kno#ledge of $ealt$y relations$ip building skills (no#ledge of $ealt$y alternative coping strategies Increase kno#ledge of causes and conse)uences of addictive be$aviors (no#ledge of $ealt$y boundaries and goal setting abilities

Medium
Increase in positive $ealt$y decision making *educed recidivism rates Increase in $ealt$y be$aviors *efraining from using substances Increase involvement in family and community Increase in #ork $abits *efraining from criminal+illegal activities

Long
,ealt$ier families and communities Decreased crime rates involving drugs and alco$ol Improved )uality of families and individuals Safer neig$bor$oods and communities Decrease in court costs for drug related incarcerations Improved #ellbeing of communities and individuals

Assumptions
"it$out proper treatment- substance abusers #ill relapse and reoffend. *ecidivism rates #ill decrease if offenders #it$ drug and alco$ol offenses receive individual and specific treatment and intervention for t$eir addictions.

External Factors
/ack of support- resistance to c$ange- lack of involvement- and denial are some of t$e e0ternal factors. Access to funding- resources- and participants are also e0ternal factors.