An Introduction to Colorado's Problem-Solving Courts |
Problem-solving courts use the expertise, resources, and commitment of a multidisciplinary team of professionals to holistically respond to individuals struggling with substance use disorders and mental illness. These courts are locally designed and use a collaborative approach to match participants with appropriate levels of supervision, treatment, and support to help them overcome barriers in their journey towards recovery. This webpage has been designed by the PSC Training and Education Subcommittee to provide you with a basic understanding of what problem-solving courts are, how they work, and what you can do to support them.
Introductory Resources for New Professionals What is a Problem-Solving Court? Problem-Solving Court Orientation Module Colorado's Problem Solving Courts Colorado Adult Unified Best Practice Standards Orientation and Training Checklist for New Professionals in Problem-Solving Courts
Intermediate Resources for New Professionals Essential Elements of Treatment Courts Center for Justice Innovation National Training System National Drug Court Resource Center National Center for State Courts: Guide to Problem-Solving Courts
Advanced Resources for New Professionals Training & Education Subcommittee Phase I and II Resources for Problem-Solving Courts
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