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Strengths Oriented Strategy for Success

Individual

Strengths:

. Self-interest

. Resilience

. Know. Needs

. Personal

Supports

Supervision

Police

Encounter

Dis-

position

Discharge

Activity

Pre-Book Book to Disposition Discharge

. Resolve crisis` . Exercise options . Assess needs

. Connect to Tx. . Assess capacity . Reconnect

. Engage early . Assess responsibility . Coordinate svcs

. Avoid arrest . Acquire resources . Supervise

. Supervise

System and Program Improvements

Offender and System Outcomes

. Police, courts & pros/def have a dispositional alternative

. Less corrections resources devoted to mentally ill “high-end users”

. Coordinated case management

. MH system accomplishes treatment mission

. decreased arrests . decreased symptoms . Decreased demand for treatment

. decreased jail days . Increased connectedness and supervision of PwMI

. increased housing stability . Increased attention to public

. increased work safety mission

. Access to expert MH resources

Theory of Change

. Treatment de-

creases a variety

of criminal be-

haviors.

. CJ involvement

is an opportunity

to connect people

to treatment.

. CJ supervision

can enhance treat-

ment retention.

. Community-

based MH treat-

ment is more effective than

institutionalization.

. Incarceration is

anti-therapeutic.

. CJS can leverage

treatment resources

. The sooner the

better.

MH System

Strengths:

. Effect. Tx.

. Case Mgt

. Sys Int. Exp.

. Therapeutic

Mission.

CJS Strengths:

. Supervision

. Due Process

. Sys Int. Exp.

. Safety

Mission

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