Intervention for Domestic Violence Batterers: A Path to Rehabilitation The Domestic Violence Batterers Intervention program offered by Lima UMADAOP is a cognitive-behavioral-based program de- signed to address the root causes of unhealthy behavior among perpetrators. Participants must complete 26 weeks of violence and behavior-specific sessions, aiming to foster skills for managing an- ger and misguided violence. This program targets adult males and females identified by the criminal justice system, Children Services Board of Allen County, walk-ins, and other social service organiza- tions. Lima UMADAOP is at the forefront of breaking the cycle of addic- tion, violence, and criminal behavior by offering a comprehensive range of evidence-based programs and support services. Their com- mitment to reentry individuals, substance abuse education, driver intervention, and domestic violence intervention plays a vital role in transforming lives and reducing recidivism, ultimately leading to safer, healthier communities.
process. These programs have been recognized as promising practices by the SAMSHA NREPP Network, and Lima UMADAOP has established a robust evidential basis through doc- umented evaluation outcomes over the past 18 years. Reentry and Substance Abuse Focus: The Lima UMADAOP program is de- signed for adult parole/probation of- fenders transitioning from prison to community supervision, with a par- ticular focus on minorities struggling with substance abuse and drug-re- lated problems. The program's core goals include assisting individuals in developing alternatives to substance abuse, violence, and criminal behav- ior. Through education, participants gain a deeper understanding of how specific behaviors impact their abil- ity to maintain sobriety and lead a crime-free life. These services are of- fered in Allen and Hardin Counties. Driver Intervention Program: A Path to Recovery For individuals convicted of oper- ating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or other drugs, the man- datory three-day jail term can be replaced by the Driver Intervention Program (DIP) at the court's dis- cretion. Lima UMADAOP's DIP in- cludes traffic safety education on al- cohol and drug abuse and addiction, as well as small group discussions. The program spans 72 hours and in- volves education, screening, and the possibility of a referral for a complete alcohol and other drug assessment. Lima UMADAOP is certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.
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