This program uses the therapeutic residential model to treat incarcerated women who abuse drugs.
Inmates are monitored for six months through individual counseling, workshops, educational seminars, 12-step programs, and urine tests to detect drug abuse. Individual and group counseling covers topics such as self-esteem; anger management; assertiveness training; healthy versus abusive relationships; abuse and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder; co-dependency; motherhood; sex; and health.
Upon completion of the program and eligibility for parole, the women can voluntarily participate in a community program.