Successful Reentry Starts with a Clear Mind
Participants receive a full evaluation to determine the severity of their Substance Use Disorder (SUD), as well as any co-occurring mental health conditions, family issues, and barriers to reentry. This process ensures that each person gets a treatment plan that addresses the full picture as well as the addiction.
Breaking the Cycle of Use & Relapse
GEO Reentry Services programs use evidence-based SUD curricula designed to reduce substance use by teaching practical skills. Group sessions offer peer support, while one-on-one counseling lets staff target unique triggers and setbacks.
Co-occurring Disorders & Medication-assisted Treatment
Many individuals face both substance use and mental health challenges. Our programs are flexible to meet the needs of the participants we serve. For those with opioid use disorder, we refer to community partners for Medication-assisted Treatment (MAT) to pair medication with counseling and ongoing monitoring to reduce cravings and lower the risk of overdose or relapse.
Moral Reconation Therapy® Builds Decision-Making & Accountability
Moral Reconation Therapy® (MRT) is woven into GEO Reentry’s SUD treatment to promote better thinking, improved self-esteem, and greater accountability. These changes help participants not just avoid substance use, but also rebuild trust with family, employers, and the community.
Flexible Delivery Reaches More People, in More Ways
Programs are available in-person and online, so participants have multiple ways to engage in treatment, whether they thrive in a group, need private sessions, or prefer self-paced learning.
Real Results: Reduced Use, Stronger Families, Safer Communities
When SUD treatment addresses mental health, relationships, and personal stability, participants are better prepared to maintain recovery and achieve successful reintegration. Families have a stronger chance to reconnect, and communities see more consistent progress. Agencies also gain clear, actionable data for tracking outcomes and shaping future programs. The result is a reentry approach that gives agencies clearer evidence of meaningful, lasting progress.
How Can SUD Treatment Strengthen Reentry Outcomes?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Treatment begins with a comprehensive assessment process and evaluation of behavioral health, family, social, and reentry-related needs. This assists in the development of individualized treatment plans to meet each participant’s unique circumstances.
Many individuals who have been incarcerated experience both substance use and mental health challenges. GEO Reentry works to identify and address co-occurring concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and other behavioral health needs as part of the treatment process. Coordinating care across multiple service areas helps participants receive more comprehensive support and improves their ability to engage in treatment and recovery.
GEO Reentry supports participants who may benefit from medication-assisted treatment (MAT) by coordinating referrals to qualified community providers.
Recovery is often strengthened when participants have stable housing, employment, access to healthcare, and positive community support. GEO Reentry incorporates reentry planning throughout the treatment process, helping participants connect with essential resources that support both recovery and successful reintegration. This coordinated approach helps reduce service gaps and creates a stronger foundation for long-term stability.