Marula Rehab

Intensive Outpatient 

Substance Abuse Treatment

COMPLETE TELEHEALTH SERVICES

Court Ordered Probation and Parole Substance Abuse Treatment Services

 

Court-ordered substance abuse treatment is often mandated for individuals on parole or probation as part of their rehabilitation and reintegration into society. These programs aim to address substance use disorders while ensuring compliance with legal requirements.

 

Key Aspects of Court-Ordered Treatment

Mandatory Participation: Individuals may be required to complete a rehab program as a condition of parole or probation.

 

Structured Treatment Plans: Programs often include detoxification, counseling, group therapy, and relapse prevention strategies.

 

Monitoring & Compliance: Regular drug testing and progress reports ensure adherence to treatment.

 

Alternative to Incarceration: Many courts offer rehab as an alternative to jail time, focusing on recovery rather than punishment.

 

Types of Court-Ordered Rehab

 

Outpatient Treatment: Allows individuals to receive therapy while maintaining daily responsibilities.

 

Residential/Inpatient Treatment: Provides a more immersive recovery environment, however, Marula Rehab does not provide inpatient treatment -but does provide referrals to inpatient programs when necessary.

 

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT): May be included for opioid or alcohol addiction, however, Marula Rehab does not provide medication menagement and participants seeking med magagement may be referred to additional outsourced services for med management.

 

Effectiveness & Legal Considerations

Studies show that court-mandated rehab can be as effective or more effective than voluntary treatment. Drug courts, which specialize in handling cases involving substance use disorders, have been instrumental in reducing recidivism and drug-related offenses

 

 

Note: Marula Rehab Telehealth Intensive Outpatient Treatment does not prescribe prescription medications and participants who seek prescription treatment to aid in sobriety from Substance Abuse Addiction may need to seek the advice of their primary physician.