D7 Treatment Program maintains an office in Rexburg, Idaho, offering outpatient substance abuse counseling as part of Idaho’s 7th Judicial District problem-solving court system. The program provides court-ordered and court-referred treatment for non-violent individuals whose substance use has brought them into contact with the legal system, using an evidence-based model that research has shown to reduce recidivism and improve recovery outcomes compared to traditional sentencing. A sliding-scale fee schedule is available, and no individual is denied services based on financial limitations.
Court Programs and Populations Served
The Rexburg office delivers treatment across several court-directed tracks tailored to distinct populations. The misdemeanor track accepts adults over the age of 24 who are on probation and have a documented history of substance use, with eligibility limited to non-violent and non-sexual offenses. Through the family court track, parents facing child protective service involvement receive substance abuse treatment over a period of roughly twelve to eighteen months while working to regain custody of children placed in foster care. Dedicated tracks for veterans, juveniles, and young adults round out the program’s reach. All tracks use a structured, phased progression that advances participants toward defined milestones and ultimately graduation from the program.
Clinical Methods
Treatment at the Rexburg location relies on several established therapeutic frameworks. For younger clients, the Seven Challenges program engages juveniles and young adults through age 25 in two-hour group sessions centered on a decision-making model that asks participants to honestly examine their substance use and its consequences, supported by guided journaling exercises. Moral Reconation Therapy serves individuals who have been assessed at a higher risk level, using a twelve-step framework of sequential assignments and weekly group discussions to develop stronger moral reasoning and personal accountability. Dialectical behavior therapy skills training addresses emotional regulation and distress tolerance, and individualized relapse prevention counseling is available in one-on-one, group, or combined formats to align with each participant’s specific recovery goals.
