PRYDE The Juvenile Diversion Program of the Orange County Sheriff s Department



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PRYDE The Juvenile Diversion Program of the Orange County Sheriff s Department KENNETH WOOG, PSY.D. LICENSED CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, PRYDE PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY, IRVINE CAMPUS

Background Pepperdine Resource, Youth Diversion and Education Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology Community Based Clinical Training Program Contracted with OCSD continuously since 2001 Provide Juvenile Diversion counseling and case management services for contract cities and unincorporated areas of Orange County Training MFT and Psychology Practicum Students and Interns Accept referrals from OCSD, School Districts, Community Agencies and Parents Worked with over 14,000 youth and their families

PRYDE Organization Robert Hohenstein, PhD Director, Clinical Psychologist and Supervisor Kenneth Woog, PsyD Associate Director, Clinical Psychologist and Supervisor Olga Cervantes, PsyD Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Supervisor 8-20 Interns/Licensed counselors working out of offices throughout the county: Lake Forest (SE), Aliso Viejo (SW), San Clemente, Yorba Linda, Mission Viejo (THHS) Bilingual, bicultural (Spanish, Korean, Farsi), others as available

Juvenile Diversion Process Minor commits crime PRYDE Warn No Divert/ Warn? Yes No Success? Yes Give Warning File criminal charges? Report Success

Why Youth Diversion? Goal of Juvenile Justice is Rehabilitation Behavior disorders, antisocial behavior and substance use Evaluation, case planning, treatment and outcome evaluation Reduce Recidivism PRYDE has demonstrated improvement over non-diversion Reduce Overall Cost Reduced costs through Juvenile Court System Pepperdine University ideal partner agency Highly trained staff of mental health professionals Professional educators experienced in this population Long term cost reduction through reduced recidivism

Pathways to Antisocial/Criminal Behavior Peers, School and Community Characteristics Criminal subculture Deviant Peer Influences Family / Parenting Characteristics Favorable attitudes toward antisocial behavior Low Warmth, high conflict Parenting Individual Youth Characteristics Dropout Low School Achievement Chaotic environment Low IQ, Temperament & Attitudes Psychiatric Pathology

Comprehensive Multimodal Treatment Peers, School and Community Characteristics Mentoring Communicate with Law Enforcement and Probation Community Service Family / Parenting Characteristics Behavioral Parent Training Parent Counseling Individual Youth Characteristics Consult with Family Counseling Individual Therapy Medication teachers/ school Drug/Alcohol Treatment Counseling Extracurricular Aid family with resources Classes/Groups Advocacy Activities

Need for Advocacy in Mental Health Care

PRYDE Process Referrals submitted by OCSD, Schools, School Districts and Authorized Agencies. Parents can call in referral Contact families by phone, mail to schedule intake Contact information critical (i.e. phone, apartment #) Comprehensive individualized Intake 2 Hour psychosocial evaluation with youth and their family Requirements (treatment plan) assigned Counseling, drug/alcohol classes/treatment, community service Counseling, case management done by PRYDE Diversion Specialists No charge for any of our direct services to the youth Referrals to outside agencies based on our choice of who best serves the youth and their families sliding scales and scholarships available Monitor and report case progress/status to referring agency

Eligibility: Criminal Referral Ages 11-17 (may have turned 18 after offense) Younger if suitable upon exception First time offender Exceptions for tobacco, curfew and by request Crimes other than Traffic and not incarcerated Citations, Misdemeanors Will take municipal code violations if similar to criminal Non-violent felonies (i.e. caught with knife at school) Serve Contract Cities and Unincorporated Areas Committed crime within eligible area

Eligibility: Non-Criminal Referral OCSD Non-Mandatory School Formal, Informal Referral, Parent Referral Ages 11-17 18 y/o if High School student Younger if suitable upon exception Identified youth at-risk for potential future law enforcement involvement May be victim of crime (i.e. bullying victim) Serve Contract Cities and Unincorporated Areas Attends school within eligible area Lives within eligible area (at least one parent)

Referral Process: OCSD Go online to portal https://www.wooglabs.net/prydereferrals.a5w Input referral Fax referral form to 949-206-8611 Email request for form to woogkm@ocsd.org Call 949-206-8600 M-F 9am 5pm Submit copy of printed referral confirmation page and reports/citation

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