STATE OF IDAHO JUDICIAL BRANCH
Treatment Courts

All Rise 2024 materials

Presentation	Speaker
Adult Treatment Court Best Practice Standards	Douglas B. Marlowe, J.D., Ph.D.
Alcohol Use Disorder and Treatment	Julie Seitz, LADC, LGSW, MSW
Beyond Compliance: Building a Phase Structure That Promotes Recovery	Hon. Diane Bull & Julie Wright
The Cost of Caring: How to Combat Compassion Fatigue	Emil Affsa III, LPC, LCADC, CCS & Christine Rehman, LPC, LCADC, ACS
Complex Cases	Brian Meyer, Ph.D., Michelle Hart, & Tina Nadeau
Criminal Thinking: Identifying Drivers and Interventions	Karen Cowgill & Matthew Ouren
Defining Proximal, Distal, and Managed Goals	Karen Cowgill & Matthew Ouren
Ethics and Legal Issues for Supervision, treatment, and other Professionals	Karen Cowgill, Marie Lane, Mark Panasiewicz, & David Pelletier
Guiding Principles and Recommendations for Trauma-Responsive Treatment Courts	Chanson Noether, MA, Lisa Callahan, Ph.D., & Carolyn Hardin, MPA
Peer Recovery Support in Treatment Courts	Jacqueline Van Wormer, Ph.D., & Tara Kunkel, MSW
Reference Guide for Standard IV: Incentives, Sanctions, and Service Adjustments
Rethinking Phases	Carolyn Hardin, MPA
Risk Needs Responsivity for the Treatment Provider	Chris Wig, MS, CADC II, QMHA II
Romeo & Juliet	Shannon Carey, Ph.D., Hon. Diane Bull, & Laura McCoy
Trauma, Sobriety, and Treatment Court Compliance	Leah Elsbernd & David Mee-Lee, MD
Preventing Suicide in the Justice-Involved Veteran Population	Katherine Nicholas Malvey

2022 Virtual Statewide Idaho Treatment Court Conference Information and Materials

< Conference Agenda

< 2022 Idaho TXC Conference Evaluation-Day One

< 2022 Idaho TXC Conference Evaluation-Day Two

< 2022 Idaho TXC Conference Certificate of Attendance

< Acceptance Speech from Judge Ronald Wilper for the 2022 Daniel T. Eismann Award for Excellence in Treatment Courts

< A Tribute Video to our Friend and Colleague Rich Neu

Session and Faculty

Recordings, Materials, and Faculty Information

Roles of Team Members
Speakers: Judge Mary Jane Knisely and James Eberspacher

Judge Mary Jane Knisely:

Materials:

Fillable Learning Assessment

Video:

Team Roles (MP4 Download)

Probation is from Mars and Treatment is from Venus
Speakers: Paul Meigio and Ryan Porter

Paul Meigio:

Materials:

Presentation (Power Point)

Video:

Probation is from Mars and Treatment is from Venus (MP4 Download)

Conflict Prevention & Management in Treatment Courts
Speakers: Alex Casale and Heather Kulp

Alex Casale:

Materials:

Presentation (Power Point)
NHADT Report (PDF)
Recommendations Supplement (PDF)

Video:

Conflict Prevention & Management in Treatment Courts (MP4 Download)

Program Termination
Speaker: Helen Harberts, M.A., J.D

Helen Harberts, M.A., J.D:

Materials

Termination in Treatment Courts (Power Point)

List of Sanctions and Incentives

Video:

Termination (MP4 Download)

Emotional Intelligence
Speaker: Laura Guilliam, Ph.D. Candidate, Business, Benedictine University

Laura Guilliam, Ph.D.:

Materials:

Increasing Individual & Team Emotional Intelligence (EQ)

Video:

Increasing Individual and Team Emotional Intelligence (MP4 Download)

Tall Cop Says Stop!
Speaker: Jermaine Galloway

Jermaine Galloway:

Website: www.tallcopsaysstop.com/contact
Biography

Materials:

Google Drive PDF Webinar Materials (MP4 Download)

Trauma Integrated Treatment
Speaker: Sonia Fry, Clinical Director at Preferred Child and Family Services

Materials:

Trauma Integrated Treatment

Video:

Trauma Integrated Treatment (MP4 Download)

Using Carrots to Make it Stick!
Delivering Incentives and Sanctions in the Court Room for Lasting Change
Speaker: Shannon Carey

Shannon Carey:

Materials:

Using Carrots to Make it Stick!

How to Implement Fun, Effective Evidences-based Incentives on a Shoestring Budget

Video:

Using Carrots to Make it Stick! Delivering Incentives and Sanction in the Court Room (MP4 Download)

Bench Cards may be found under Resources and Media here.

The goals of Treatment Courts are to reduce the overcrowding of jails and prisons, to reduce alcohol and drug abuse and dependency among criminal and juvenile offenders, to hold offenders accountable, to reduce recidivism, and to promote effective interaction and use of resources among the courts, justice system personnel and community agencies.

To find out more:

Justice Services Division

Email: [email protected]