The Family Drug Court Program, in conjunction with the 23rd Judicial Circuit (Jefferson County, Missouri), is a twelve-to fifteen month intensive outpatient program for parents who have had their children placed into Child Protective Services due to alcohol and/or other drug abuse or dependence issues.

Components of the program include alcohol/drug education, individual and group therapy, family therapy and parenting skills. The emphasis of this program is to reunite the family in a drug-free environment.

DWI Court:
The DWI Court Program is a self-pay treatment program for repeat and persistent DWI offenders in lieu of incarceration.

This program, in conjunction with the 23rd Judicial Circuit (Jefferson County, MO) is a twelve-to-fifteen month intensive outpatient program for offenders with clear indicators of alcohol and/or other drug abuse/dependence.

Adult Drug Court:
The 23rd Judicial Circuit Jefferson County Drug Court Intervention Program is a court supervised, intensive drug addiction treatment program for individuals charged with felony drug possession. The program is minimally one year long and involves group and individual counseling, random drug testing, weekly court appearances and participation in the Narcotics Anonymous (NA) program. Participants are closely montiored by the court and a case manager from the Missouri Board of Probation and Parole. Following Drug Court completion, most participants receive a formal dismissal of their felony charges. Nationally, drug courts have been proven to be the best treatment program to reduce recidivism and promote long-term recovery. Missouri leads the nation in drug court programming with Jefferson County having one of the most successful programs.