Liberty’s Restoration of Competency (ROC®) program is one of several options in a continuum of levels of care that aligns treatment with an individual’s needs. The program, pioneered by Liberty in 1997, augments traditional state hospital treatment by providing highly specialized restoration of competency treatment using efficient, intensive, and targeted interventions within a jail system.

Our recovery-oriented approach combines the proactive use of psychiatric medications and multi-modal rehabilitative activities to holistically address competency. Liberty’s multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, forensic psychologists, forensic social workers, nurses, psychiatric technicians, and educators coordinate with the jail’s staff to operate seamlessly within their work culture and environment.

Liberty provides a range of intensive psychiatric stabilization services that includes the clinical management of acute inpatient psychiatric stabilization units, mental health observation units, and designated psychiatric housing units for individuals living with serious and persistent mental illness who need more intensive behavioral support and psychiatric monitoring.

Our comprehensive mental health services includes initial mental health evaluations, suicide prevention, crisis intervention, psychiatric medication management, substance use disorder counseling, and psychoeducational groups. We believe that facilitating early and easy access to mental health services is a key to averting and minimizing the exacerbation of psychiatric symptoms and behavioral disturbances.

Liberty manages specialized treatment and community supervision programs on behalf of state departments of correction and mental health. Our services include secure facility- and community-based programs for sex offense-specific treatment, risk assessments, re-entry programming, and intensive community supervision. Together, this integrated array of services provides a unique continuum of interventions that promote self-responsibility, target individualized risk factors, prevent recidivism, and promote self-responsibility.