The Right Behavioral Health Services for Real-world Reentry
GEO Reentry Services helps agencies strengthen supervision and reentry programs with behavioral health services that can be adapted to local priorities, population needs, and program models. Whether the goal is addressing substance use, reinforcing accountability, or adding trauma-informed support, these services give agencies flexible tools to reduce service gaps, support behavior change, and improve reentry outcomes.
Reliable drug and alcohol testing is a key component of effective reentry programming. More than a compliance tool, regular screening provides objective insights into participant progress, helping staff make informed case management decisions and identify emerging needs. Combined with comprehensive assessments, education, and treatment services, testing promotes accountability, supports recovery, and reinforces long-term behavior change. Review testing solutions ›
SUD can affect every aspect of a person’s life. GEO Reentry’s treatment programs begin with comprehensive risk and needs assessments that identify substance use and co-occurring behavioral health needs. Participants engage in evidence-based interventions, including Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for Substance Use (CBI-SU) and Living in Balance, to build practical skills for managing cravings, improving relationships, and supporting recovery. Services are reinforced through individualized reentry planning, housing support, and referrals for medication-assisted treatment when appropriate, helping participants achieve long-term recovery and successful community reintegration. Explore treatment options ›
At the foundation of GEO Reentry’s non-residential, residential, and in-custody programs is research-based cognitive behavioral treatment. CBT is integrated into all elements of GEO Reentry’s service delivery to address how participants think and make decisions, and to promote positive actions and behaviors. Treatment is delivered in group settings, individually, or through online curriculum. Learn more ›
GEO Reentry staff recognize that past experiences can shape how individuals engage with services and respond to support. Staff are trained to identify the effects of trauma and respond with empathy, consistency, and respect. Using evidence-based curricula, participants build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, and undergo positive behavioral change. These services can be integrated into any program model to enhance engagement and promote long-term success. See the approach ›
Which is the Right Behavioral Health Approach for Your Agency?
Behavioral health needs vary significantly across populations. GEO Reentry works with agencies to assess program objectives, identify service needs, and discuss evidence-based interventions that support successful reentry and long-term stability.
Frequently Asked Questions
GEO Reentry provides behavioral health services such as cognitive behavioral treatment, substance use disorder treatment, trauma-informed programming, counseling, assessments, drug and alcohol testing, and coordinated referrals. These services are integrated with case management and reentry support to help agencies address participant needs, reduce service gaps, and support public safety goals.
Each participant has unique strengths, challenges, and treatment needs. GEO Reentry uses validated assessments, creates individualized case plans, and delivers evidence-based practices to determine the appropriate level of support and help participants overcome barriers.
GEO Reentry’s substance use disorder programs begin with comprehensive assessments to identify treatment needs and any co-occurring mental health concerns. Participants may engage in evidence-based treatment approaches, recovery planning, counseling, educational programming, and referrals for medication-assisted treatment when appropriate. Services are designed to support recovery while helping individuals build the skills and stability needed for successful reentry.
GEO Reentry takes an integrated approach to addressing co-occurring needs. Through assessments, evidence-based treatment interventions, counseling, and coordinated referrals, participants receive support that recognizes the connection between substance use, mental health, trauma, and reentry success. This comprehensive approach helps ensure services are aligned with each participant’s individual needs and goals.
Yes. GEO Reentry’s behavioral health services are designed to complement community supervision programs. By integrating behavioral health support, agencies provide participants with coordinated services that address multiple barriers to successful reintegration.