Family Recovery Court
The Barron County Family Recovery Court began in 2020 with the goal of reunifying children with their parents, assisting parents achieve long-term recovery, and reducing system re-entry and repeated maltreatment.
While enrolled in the FRC, participants have the support of a multi-disciplinary treatment team including the Family Recovery Court Coordinator, Substance Use Disorder Treatment Professionals, Child Welfare workers, Public Health Nurse, Mental Health Therapist, Parent Educator, Attorneys, and Judges. With the support of the treatment team, participants work through 5 Milestones, progressively building the skills necessary to live in recovery.
Mission Statement
The Barron County Family Recovery Court (FRC) team collaborates to support people through their journey of recovery using wrap-around services to bring-about whole person and whole family wellness.
Eligibility Criteria:
While enrolled in the FRC, participants have the support of a multi-disciplinary treatment team including the Family Recovery Court Coordinator, Substance Use Disorder Treatment Professionals, Child Welfare workers, Public Health Nurse, Mental Health Therapist, Parent Educator, Attorneys, and Judges. With the support of the treatment team, participants work through 5 Milestones, progressively building the skills necessary to live in recovery.
Mission Statement
The Barron County Family Recovery Court (FRC) team collaborates to support people through their journey of recovery using wrap-around services to bring-about whole person and whole family wellness.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Individual must have a CHIPS case in Barron County
- Individual must have a moderate to severe substance use disorder per the DSM V TR
- Individual must agree to voluntarily follow all program requirements
- Individual must reside in Barron County unless approved by the Court
If you are concerned about your own substance use and would like to complete a self-screening (provided by Arbor Place), please follow the link below:
eIntervention/ePrevention
If someone you care about is struggling with substance use and are interested in support for yourself (provided by Arbor Place), please follow the link below:
Companion App - Arbor Place, Inc.