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<br />(1) Describe the physical facilities, including the address, in which the services will be delivered. If services are delivered at
<br />multiple locations, please include information for all locations.
<br />The clients will receive setvices at Genesis...A New Beginning located at 17 Cabarrus Avenue West, Concord, N.C. 28025.
<br />The facility consists of offices for each therapist and rooms for group and individual counseling. This office is conveniently
<br />located across the street from the city parking deck.
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<br />(2) Identify paid or volunteer staff qualifications, (certifications, degrees, work experience) and their responsibilities relative to
<br />this component.
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<br />1. Michael McCloskey: BA, MA-Counseling, LPC; Experience in counseling field since 1987 with experience in juvenile
<br />and family counseling, troubled adolescent counseling, substance abuse counseling, domestic violence counseling;
<br />currently involved with Sexual Offender Youth Counseling
<br />2. Shirley Dennis: AA Health Setvices; BA Psychology; CSAC; 10 years experience in substance abuse counseling,
<br />sexual offender youth and adult counseling, domestic violence counseling
<br />3. Donna Wise: BA Post graduate work in Pastoral Counseling: 6 years experience in Pastoral Counseling, Small Group
<br />Counseling; Christian Seminar Planning, Speaking, Facilitating;
<br />4. Barbara Bell, BA Sociology, MA Counseling, 10 years+ experience with mental health counseling
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<br />(3) Describe the soecific referral, screening, admission and termination procedures.
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<br />Admission is by court referral through the Juvenile Justice and Prevention Program. Each client will be screened by a licensed
<br />therapist or counselor using a variety of screening tools, including the DSM-IV , Adolescent SASSI. Rosenberg Risk
<br />Assessment, Debereux Scale of Mental Disorders, andlor Multiphasic Sex Invenotry II. Also if required, Psycho-Educational
<br />testing will be completed using standardized industry testing tools. If the person meets the criteria for treatment, a treatment
<br />team will determine the level of services required for the individual and the family.
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<br />Clients will remain in the ALPHA program while they are involved with the court system, or until all parties agree that the youth
<br />has addressed the problem behaviors adequately and has satisfied all court requirements. If it is determined that further
<br />treatment is needed after ptobation has been satisfied, the client may continue with the program.
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<br />Parents may terminate the child's treatment when proper reporting has been made to the court officials.
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<br />Termination may also occur during the program if the client is non-compliant with the program's policies and procedures as
<br />addressed in the clienfs Individual Plan of Action. The therapist will make a written report to the probation officer to determine
<br />the action needing to be taken.
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