D7 Treatment Program is an outpatient substance abuse treatment provider serving Idaho’s 7th Judicial District, with offices in Blackfoot and Rexburg. The program operates through problem-solving courts that divert non-violent individuals with substance use issues away from incarceration and into treatment, using a model supported by a decade of research showing reduced re-arrest and conviction rates alongside improved treatment outcomes. D7 Treatment offers a discounted sliding-scale fee schedule, and no one is denied access to services due to inability to pay.
Court-Based Treatment Programs
D7 Treatment delivers substance abuse counseling through several specialized court tracks. The misdemeanor program serves adults aged 24 and older on misdemeanor or felony probation who have a substance abuse history, excluding those with violent or sex offenses. The family court program, typically lasting twelve to eighteen months, works with parents who have open child protective service cases to address substance abuse and support reunification with children in foster care. Additional tracks include veterans court, juvenile court, and a young adult court. Treatment across all tracks uses a phased approach with graduation milestones and is tailored to each individual’s needs and recovery goals.
Evidence-Based Treatment Modalities
The program draws on several evidence-based approaches. The Seven Challenges is a decision-making model designed specifically for juveniles and young adults aged eighteen to twenty-five, delivered in two-hour group sessions with a journaling component. Moral Reconation Therapy targets individuals assessed at medium-to-high risk of reoffending, guiding participants through a structured twelve-step framework focused on raising moral reasoning and ethical decision-making, delivered in weekly group sessions. Dialectical behavior therapy skills training and individualized relapse prevention, available in individual, group, or combined formats, round out the clinical programming.
