rehabilitation programs
Structured recovery efforts
Rehabilitation programs are structured efforts designed to help people recover function, skills, or social standing after illness, injury, addiction, or incarceration.
Medical rehabilitation programs focus on restoring physical or cognitive abilities after events like strokes or accidents.
In criminal justice, rehabilitation programs aim to reduce reoffending through education, job training, or therapy.
Addiction rehabilitation programs—often called rehab—help people overcome dependence on drugs or alcohol.
The court ordered him to complete a rehabilitation program before sentencing.
- transitional housingTemporary supported accommodation
- sober livingSubstance-free transitional housing
- drug courtCourt diverting offenders to rehabilitation
- court-ordered treatmentLegally mandated rehabilitation program
- physical therapyRehabilitative movement-based medical care
restorative justice · clean slate · fresh start · peer support groups · speech therapy · reintegration · trauma counseling · cognitive behavioral therapy · probation · job placement services · parole · life skills training · mindfulness training · grief counseling · community service · sobriety · sponsor · vocational
- penologypenology, prisons, incarceration, parole board, prison
- Alcoholismalcoholism, alcoholic, alcohol abuse, alcohol addiction, alcohol dependence
- hearing carehearing aids, hearing aid, cochlear implant, cochlear implants, audiologist
- mental health policymental health courts, involuntary commitment, crisis intervention, suicide prevention, deinstitutionalization
- Military Substance Abusesubstance abuse, alcohol abuse, drug testing, substance use disorder, addiction treatment
- postwarrebuilding, demobilization, peace treaties, treaty signing, war reparations
rehabilitation programsretributive justice
Punishment proportional to offense
punishment · retribution · vengeance · mandatory minimums · chain gangs
rehabilitation programssolitary confinement
Isolated imprisonment in cell
hard labor · corporal punishment · neglect · abandonment · doing nothing
rehabilitation programsbanishment
Forced removal from place
exile · lifetime bans · social ostracism · branding · public shaming