SUD: Motivational-Educational-Experiential (MEE) Interactive Journal Series

Cognitive Program

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  Description

  The MEE Journal series addresses Inmates' needs that are compatible with nationally recognized criteria and problem dimensions including the DSM and the ASAM criteria. Journals and Facilitator Guides offer a template for service delivery while encouraging and tapping into the providers' experience, expertise and strengths. The MEE journal series includes the following journals: Getting Started, Substance Using Behaviors, Feelings, Anger, Self-Worth, Family and Other Relationships, Life Management, Coping Skills, Successful Living with Co-occurring Disorder, The Power of Self-Talk and Recovery Maintenance.

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  Length of Program

  8 sessions per journal

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  Eligibility

  The MEE workbooks are a mandatory supplementary programming option for inmates who have a pending referral to the Residential Illicit Drug Use Program RIDUP or have tested positive for fentanyl only and have been referred to the Fentanyl Response Program (FRP).

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  Locations Available

  Disclaimer: Program availability is subject to change. For the most up to date offerings, please contact facilities or offices directly.

  • Coffeewood Correctional Center

  • Dillwyn Correctional Center

  • Greensville Correctional Center

  • Keen Mountain Correctional Center

  • Pocahontas State Correctional Center

  • River North Correctional Center

  • Wallens Ridge State Prison