SATOP & REACT
SUBSTANCE AWARENESS TRAFFIC OFFENDER PROGRAM (SATOP)
SATOP is a two-step process
1) Complete an evaluation
2) Attend the assigned Class of Treatment Program
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Class or Treatment Programs
1) Offender Education Program
2) Weekend Intervention Program
3) Clinical Intervention Programs
4) Serious and Repeat Offenders Program
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Need an Appointment? Call 314-621-9200
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SATOP is the State of Missouri, Department of Mental Health, Division of Behavioral Health program that is required for individuals who receive a DWI/DUI offense. Missouri law requires all persons arrested for an alcohol or drug-related traffic offense to complete an assessment screening followed by completion of either an education course or a treatment program as prescribed. The fees for the SATOP are set by State Statute; the SATOP Evaluation Cost is $375.00 per person. The result of this evaluation determines the appropriate level of placement for each individual. The Safety Council is a State Certified Offender Management Unit (OMU) and provides the assessment screening process. Our assessments are typically done on Wednesdays. We also provide the education classes described below:
Adolescent Diversion Education Program (ADEP): A 10-hour education course for offenders who may have received a Zero Tolerance, Abuse and Lose, or a Minor in Possession offense. If there is no driver’s license involvement, the offender may be assigned directly to an education program. The fee for the ADEP is $200.
Offender Education Program (OEP): A 10-hour education course designed for first-time offenders and helps them to understand the choices they made that led to their intoxication and arrest. The fee for the OEP is $200.
Weekend Intervention Program (WIP): - A 20-hour level of service designed for the second time or high-risk first time offenders. The curriculum utilizes intensive education and counseling intervention methods over a weekend of structured activities and is conducted in a restricted environment over the course of one weekend. Offenders referred to the WIP may benefit from a sliding scale fee for the cost of the program. Information regarding the fee will be provided at the time of the SATOP evaluation. The minimum cost is $257 and a maximum of $474.45.
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REQUIRED EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND COMMUNITY TREATMENT PROGRAM (REACT)
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REACT is a two-part process
1) The offender is to contact the Safety Council of Greater St. Louis to schedule an appointment for the evaluation
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The individual completes a brief alcohol/drug use history then meets with a Qualified Professional for an interview to determine the recommendation.
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2) The recommendation will be for either a REACT Education Program or REACT Treatment.
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All costs for the REACT Program are determined by the Department of Corrections
REACT Evaluation- $125
REACT Education Program- $100
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Need an Appointment? Call 314-621-9200
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REACT is a State of Missouri, Department of Corrections certified program designed for persons charged with felony RSMO 195 drug charges and is a condition of probation. The client must be referred to the REACT program through probation and parole. Our fax number is 314-621-9204. Each client will receive an assessment with a recommendation for either an education class or treatment. The assessment is valid for six months at which time it expires. The fees for REACT are set by the State Statute; the cost of the REACT evaluation is $125.00. The Safety Council is a State Certified REACT Screening Unit (RSU) and provides the assessment screening process. Our assessments are typically done on Wednesdays. We also provide the education classes described below:
REACT Education Program (REP): A ten-hour education course designed specifically to assist first-time, low-risk drug offenders in understanding the choices they made that led to their arrest. Education is the key to helping first-time offenders take responsibility for their actions, relate it to their lives, and make changes in their thinking, beliefs, and behavior. The cost of the REP is $100.00 per person. If treatment is the recommendation the referral will be made by the probation officer.
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