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ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Type of Program: Delinquent
Address: 120 Bert Brown Road San Marcos TX 78666-
Phone: (512) 396-8500 Fax: (512) 754-3883 Internet Address: www.brownschools.com
Contact Information: Name: Dr. Cassie Schmidt Address 120 Bert Brown Road Phone #: (512) 396-8500 Ext. 3207
Position: Chief Operations Officer San Marcos TX 78666Fax #: (512) 754-3883 Email:
Organizational/Classification Information Program Mission: The San Marcos Treatment Center and The Oaks Treatment Center are dedicated to providing effective diagnostic and treatment services, in a safe and nurturing setting, meeting the unique needs of patients, family and payor. Date Program Began: 1/ 1/1940 Date Program Began with CJRI: 12/16/1998 DHS Classification: Institution CJRI Classification: Out Area/Institutional RTF Certification: Yes Program Structure: Stand-Alone Program Intended Length of Stay (Months): 8 Number of Organizational Levels within Program: 3 City Population Size: 40,000 Security Level of Program: Secure Total # of Program Evaluations Per Year: 2 Does Program Conduct Follow-Up: Yes Does Program Have at Least One Outcome Evaluation Each Year?: Yes Does Program Have at Least One Financial Evaluation Each Year?: Yes Does Program Have at Least One Policy Evaluation Each Year?: Yes Profit Orientation of Program: For-Profit % of Program Budget from DHS - Division of Juvenile Justice Services: 30%
Licenses Program License Texas Dept. of Public and Regulatory Services JCAHO Texas Education Agency Southern Assn. of Colleges and Schools
Expiration Date 12/31/2000 2/20/2001 8/31/2001
Target Population Minimum Age of Target Population: 12 Maximum Age of Target Population: 17 180 Total Client Capacity of Program: Maximum # of Philadelphia Clients:
Gender(s) of Target Population: Both Are Any Services Delivered Coed: No Geographic Area Served: Worldwide
Philadelphia Probation District(s) Served All
ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Problems/Needs of Target Population Assaultive/Aggressive Bizarre behavior interfering with ADL Delusions Disorientation Extreme promiscuity Firesetting Hallucinations Impaired judgment endangering other Runaway Self-abusive/Self-mutilative Severe anxiety Severe depression Sexual perpetration Substance abuse Suicidal Truancy Violent, unpredictable behavior
Offense Behavior of Target Population Aggravated assault Firesetting Severe sexual misconduct Sexual perpetration Simple assault Substance abuse Theft
Grounds for Program Rejection Inadequate IQ less than 50 Intellectual capacity to effectively participate Physically unable to participate in program Primary diagnosis of severe mental retardation Uncontrollable medical disorders
Grounds for Program Removal Lack of progress/responsiveness to treatment
Type of Program: Delinquent
ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Type of Program: Delinquent
Program Objectives Objective Classification
Program Objective
Priority-Level
Time Frame
Client Focused
Establish Self-Control
Primary
Long-Term
Client Focused
Develop Individualized Treatment Plan
Primary
Long-Term
Client Focused
Develop Decision-Making Skills
Primary
Long-Term
Client Focused
Recognition/Understanding of Motivating Factors for Negative Behaviors
Primary
Long-Term
Client Focused
Develop Life/Living Skills
Primary
Long-Term
Social/Environmental
Expose to Positive or Treatment Appropriate Environments
Primary
Long-Term
Social/Environmental
Accept Responsibility for Behavior/ Actions
Primary
Long-Term
ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Type of Program: Delinquent
Program Services Program Activity
Delivery Time
# of Hrs Per Week
Is a 3rd Party Service Note Vendor Used?
Service Location(s) Milieu Therapy Onsite
24-Hours a Day
168
No
Recreation
After School & Evenings
16
No
Education Onsite
During School
15
No
Life Skills Onsite
After School
7
No
Group Counseling
After School & Evenings
7
No
Group Therapy with a Licensed Therapist Onsite
After School
2
No
Substance Abuse Counseling Onsite
After School
1.5
No
Available to clients as needed
Sexual Abuse Counseling Onsite
After School
1.5
No
Available to clients as needed
Physical Education Onsite
During School
1.5
No
Campus Ministry/ Religious Services
After School & Evenings
1
No
Adventure Based Counseling Onsite
After School
1
No
Group Discussion Onsite
After School
1
No
Individual Therapy with a Licensed Therapist Onsite
After School
1
No
Onsite
Community groups
Onsite
Pastoral services
Onsite
Activity planning meetings
ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Type of Program: Delinquent
Staff Information # of Direct-Care Female Staff: 120 # of Direct-Care Male Staff: 160 Total # of Direct-Care Staff: 280 # of Clients Per Direct-Care Staff: 5 Average Age of Direct-Care Staff: 26
# of White Direct-Care Staff: 132 # of African-American Direct-Care Staff: 78 # of Hispanic Direct-Care Staff: 70 # of Asian Direct-Care Staff: 0 # of Direct-Care Staff w/ Other Racial Backgrounds: 0
# of Licensed Social Workers: 16 # of Licensed Staff (excluding LSW): 22 #of Training Hrs w/i 90 Days of Employment: 40 # of In-Service Training Hrs Per Year: 50
Staff Turnover During Previous Calendar Year: 68 Does the Program Use Volunteers: No Education Requirements: High School Diploma Is Related Work Experience Required: No
General Notes: The San Marcos Treatment Center operates both SMTC and The Oaks, therefore both programs were represented on one form, although staffing information does differ.
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Type of Program: Delinquent
Address: 120 Bert Brown Road San Marcos TX 78666-
Phone: (512) 396-8500 Fax: (512) 754-3883 Internet Address: www.brownschools.com
Contact Information: Name: Dr. Cassie Schmidt Address 120 Bert Brown Road Phone #: (512) 396-8500 Ext. 3207
Position: Chief Operations Officer San Marcos TX 78666Fax #: (512) 754-3883 Email:
Organizational/Classification Information Program Mission: The San Marcos Treatment Center and The Oaks Treatment Center are dedicated to providing effective diagnostic and treatment services, in a safe and nurturing setting, meeting the unique needs of patients, family and payor. Date Program Began: 1/ 1/1940 Date Program Began with CJRI: 12/16/1998 DHS Classification: Institution CJRI Classification: Out Area/Institutional RTF Certification: Yes Program Structure: Stand-Alone Program Intended Length of Stay (Months): 8 Number of Organizational Levels within Program: 3 City Population Size: 40,000 Security Level of Program: Secure Total # of Program Evaluations Per Year: 2 Does Program Conduct Follow-Up: Yes Does Program Have at Least One Outcome Evaluation Each Year?: Yes Does Program Have at Least One Financial Evaluation Each Year?: Yes Does Program Have at Least One Policy Evaluation Each Year?: Yes Profit Orientation of Program: For-Profit % of Program Budget from DHS - Division of Juvenile Justice Services: 30%
Licenses Program License Texas Dept. of Public and Regulatory Services JCAHO Texas Education Agency Southern Assn. of Colleges and Schools
Expiration Date 12/31/2000 2/20/2001 8/31/2001
Target Population Minimum Age of Target Population: 12 Maximum Age of Target Population: 17 180 Total Client Capacity of Program: Maximum # of Philadelphia Clients:
Gender(s) of Target Population: Both Are Any Services Delivered Coed: No Geographic Area Served: Worldwide
Philadelphia Probation District(s) Served All
ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Problems/Needs of Target Population Assaultive/Aggressive Bizarre behavior interfering with ADL Delusions Disorientation Extreme promiscuity Firesetting Hallucinations Impaired judgment endangering other Runaway Self-abusive/Self-mutilative Severe anxiety Severe depression Sexual perpetration Substance abuse Suicidal Truancy Violent, unpredictable behavior
Offense Behavior of Target Population Aggravated assault Firesetting Severe sexual misconduct Sexual perpetration Simple assault Substance abuse Theft
Grounds for Program Rejection Inadequate IQ less than 50 Intellectual capacity to effectively participate Physically unable to participate in program Primary diagnosis of severe mental retardation Uncontrollable medical disorders
Grounds for Program Removal Lack of progress/responsiveness to treatment
Type of Program: Delinquent
ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Type of Program: Delinquent
Program Objectives Objective Classification
Program Objective
Priority-Level
Time Frame
Client Focused
Establish Self-Control
Primary
Long-Term
Client Focused
Develop Individualized Treatment Plan
Primary
Long-Term
Client Focused
Develop Decision-Making Skills
Primary
Long-Term
Client Focused
Recognition/Understanding of Motivating Factors for Negative Behaviors
Primary
Long-Term
Client Focused
Develop Life/Living Skills
Primary
Long-Term
Social/Environmental
Expose to Positive or Treatment Appropriate Environments
Primary
Long-Term
Social/Environmental
Accept Responsibility for Behavior/ Actions
Primary
Long-Term
ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Type of Program: Delinquent
Program Services Program Activity
Delivery Time
# of Hrs Per Week
Is a 3rd Party Service Note Vendor Used?
Service Location(s) Milieu Therapy Onsite
24-Hours a Day
168
No
Recreation
After School & Evenings
16
No
Education Onsite
During School
15
No
Life Skills Onsite
After School
7
No
Group Counseling
After School & Evenings
7
No
Group Therapy with a Licensed Therapist Onsite
After School
2
No
Substance Abuse Counseling Onsite
After School
1.5
No
Available to clients as needed
Sexual Abuse Counseling Onsite
After School
1.5
No
Available to clients as needed
Physical Education Onsite
During School
1.5
No
Campus Ministry/ Religious Services
After School & Evenings
1
No
Adventure Based Counseling Onsite
After School
1
No
Group Discussion Onsite
After School
1
No
Individual Therapy with a Licensed Therapist Onsite
After School
1
No
Onsite
Community groups
Onsite
Pastoral services
Onsite
Activity planning meetings
ProDES/PrOMIS Program Design Inventory FY 2001 Report
The Brown Schools San Marcos Treatment Center Survey Date: 10/26/2000
Type of Program: Delinquent
Staff Information # of Direct-Care Female Staff: 120 # of Direct-Care Male Staff: 160 Total # of Direct-Care Staff: 280 # of Clients Per Direct-Care Staff: 5 Average Age of Direct-Care Staff: 26
# of White Direct-Care Staff: 132 # of African-American Direct-Care Staff: 78 # of Hispanic Direct-Care Staff: 70 # of Asian Direct-Care Staff: 0 # of Direct-Care Staff w/ Other Racial Backgrounds: 0
# of Licensed Social Workers: 16 # of Licensed Staff (excluding LSW): 22 #of Training Hrs w/i 90 Days of Employment: 40 # of In-Service Training Hrs Per Year: 50
Staff Turnover During Previous Calendar Year: 68 Does the Program Use Volunteers: No Education Requirements: High School Diploma Is Related Work Experience Required: No
General Notes: The San Marcos Treatment Center operates both SMTC and The Oaks, therefore both programs were represented on one form, although staffing information does differ.
