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The document outlines components of a comprehensive substance abuse treatment program including mentor support, positive role models, job placement, social events, and a positive environment to support long-term recovery. The program also includes mentor group sessions, comprehensive family therapy, and check-ins weekly to address environmental factors and emotional dependency. Substance abuse counselors develop contracts with clients and courts detailing monitoring conditions for clients in outpatient programs. The program aims to help clients progress to independent living while remaining on probation or parole.
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