Norwood, Ma. Auburn St. Somerville, Ma. Gardner, Ma. Brockton, Ma. Russell J. The RMV may require you to complete one or more of the following classes or programs if you are suspended or revoked:. The RMV may require you to attend the Massachusetts driver retraining program.
This program is sponsored by the National Safety Council and aims to change an operator's behavior behind the wheel, as required by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter Section B. Through this classroom course, operators learn why they continue to have driving-related problems and how they can take responsibility for their actions.
For more course information, including scheduling, please refer to the National Safety Council website. This course was developed to educate younger operators charged with serious motor vehicle violations. SCARR is intended to make operators face their driving behaviors, discuss how they will change their behavior, understand the possible serious consequences involved with irresponsible and dangerous driving, and learn how to handle and prevent dangerous driving scenarios.
The RMV may require you to attend a driver attitudinal retraining course. The operator may choose from several course options in order to fulfill a driver attitudinal retraining requirement.
An operator will need to register for and attend only one of the listed attitudinal courses to achieve the credit, unless instructed otherwise by an RMV hearings officer.
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Transitional Support Services TSS are short-term residential, support services for clients who need a safe and structured environment to support their recovery process after detoxification. These programs are designed to help those who need services between acute treatment and residential rehabilitation, outpatient or other aftercare. Eligibility: Only those age 18 or older who are referred by a publicly funded ATS detox program, a homeless shelter, or homeless outreach worker.
The Tewksbury Stabilization Program provides a structured, residential, and substance-free environment for homeless and imminently homeless chemically dependent men. Services include case management for a variety of service needs, psycho-educational groups, and connections with self-help groups. Referrals to placements that support ongoing recovery are provided.
These programs emphasize recovery and treatment within a structured, therapeutic setting. Residents are encouraged to integrate with the community and to access community resources, including self-help groups and employment.
Therapeutic Communities provide a highly structured environment that emphasizes resident treatment and recovery within the parameters of the program structure. The residents take an active role in this mode of treatment helping them to take responsibilities and become positive role models. Social Model programs emphasize a sober living environment, peer counseling and case management. The emphasis of these programs is to assist residents to provide each other with a culture of recovery, support, sharing and positive role modeling.
Residents are expected to be involved in the external community through work, education, volunteer activities, etc. In addition, pregnant women in early recovery who need assistance in developing and maintaining life skills necessary to implement drug-free living are eligible for the programs that offer enhanced services for pregnant and postpartum women and their infants. These programs provide a safe and structured therapeutic environment where women may obtain residential substance addiction treatment services while still maintaining custody and care of their children.
Reunification with children can occur while the mother is staying at the program. Eligibility: Women with children who are in early recovery and need assistance in developing and maintaining life skills necessary to achieve drug free living. Specialized Residential Services for Families also known as Family Substance Abuse Shelters provide a safe and supportive treatment environment for homeless families when the caretaking parent s has a chronic substance addiction problem.
Programs provide shelter, coordination and case management of substance addiction treatment and other services for homeless families in order to support and sustain sobriety. Eligibility: The targeted population is identified as homeless caretaking parents or pregnant women, referred by the Department of Transitional Assistance, who have physical custody of at least one child and who have a chronic substance addiction problem.
The Institute for Health and Recovery at coordinates access to these programs. Youth Residential Programs provide short-term residential rehabilitative services to youth between the ages of fourteen and eighteen years who need a supervised environment to strengthen their recently acquired sobriety. Ambulatory Services are provided in community-based settings and involve attending scheduled appointments for counseling and treatment.
Clients are assisted in gaining and maintaining skills for a substance-free lifestyle. Services include assessment and treatment planning, individual, group, and family counseling. Individual must be medically stabilized and not in need of acute inpatient services.
Programs provide each client with several hours of counseling per day, up to four days a week including: individual, group and family counseling, relapse prevention, communicable disease prevention, case management, and encouragement of the use of self help groups.
Eligibility: Clients must be medically stabilized and require more than once per week counseling to maintain stability. Acupuncture and recovery maintenance programs provide services for individuals with histories of substance addiction that require treatment for mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms.
Eligibility: Open to clients with mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms. Service is not appropriate for clients in need of a medically monitored detox. Compulsive Gambling Services are specialized outpatient services for compulsive gamblers and their families. These programs include individual, family, and group counseling and case management services.
Opioid Treatment provides medically monitored treatment services for clients who are addicted to opiate drugs such as heroin or pain medications and have a history of chronic relapse. Opioid Treatment services combine medical and pharmacological interventions such as methadone or buprenorphine with professional outpatient counseling, education, and vocational services.
Services are offered on both a short and longer-term basis. Since , Massachusetts has been a leader in the development of Recovery High Schools. These schools aim at meeting both the educational and recovery related needs of students with substance use disorders, by providing a safe and supportive alcohol and drug free environment.
This goal is achieved through case management services within an alcohol and drug-free living environment that reinforces recovery through establishing community-based supports to maintain ongoing goals in the recovery process. The two program types in this category are Supportive Housing and Community Housing programs. Community Housing programs identify the targeted population as homeless families and individuals affected by substance addiction. Community based case management programs provide support services for people throughout the course of recovery and aftercare.
Case management services enhance access to care, provide additional support for clients to improve treatment outcomes and help clients develop community contacts and supports for long-term recovery.
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