PRESS RELEASE

Press Release: Revised Adult and Juvenile Standards and Guidelines

Adult Standards and Guidelines Revised November 2011

Juvenile Standards and Guidelines Revised November 2011

Press Release: Newly Formatted Approved Provider and Intent to Apply Lists 8/8/2011

Press Release: Statement of Status on Savio House’s MST-PSB Program (Updated 07/28/10)

Press Release: Underserved Initiative

Press Release: Advanced Practitioners List

Press Release: Definition of Victim Representation

Press Release: Resources for Victim Representation

Press Release: Responsibities of the Victim Representative

Press Release: White Paper on the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety

Press Release: Intent To Apply Status For Student Interns

Press Release: Education Paper on "Sexting" by Youth

STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES

Juvenile Standards and Guidelines (Revised 2011)

Juvenile Standards Evaluation Report

Board Position on Practice without Co-Therapy

Board Position on Juvenile Standards Variance

Board Position on Affinity

Variance Request Form

Polygraph Quality Assurance Protocol - April 2007

Clarifications on the Use of Polygraphs

Juvenile Standards Implementation Assessment Project Newsletter#1

Juvenile Standards Implementation Assessment Project Newsletter#2

Juvenile Standards Implementation Assessment Project Newsletter #3

Juvenile Standards Implemenation Assessment Project Final Report

PROVIDER LIST

Juvenile Provider List-Updated 01/31/12

Juvenile Intent to Apply List-Updated 01/311/12

Request for Extension of the Deadline for the Intent to Apply for Listing to the Adult and Juvenile Provider List

Clarification Related to the Approval of Programs

Change of Address Form

Resource Directory for Juveniles with Developemental Disabilities who have Committed a Sexual Offense

APPLICATION MATERIALS

Application requirements have changed as of April, 2008. Please contact a SOMB staff member for more information about these changes. New application forms will posted soon. To request a fingerprint card, please contact Charla Phagan at Charla.Phagan@cdps.state.co.us

There is $100 application fee along with the $39.50 fee for fingerprint card processing. The SOMB only accepts Money Orders or Certified Cashier's Checks. The $100 application fee should be made out to the Colorado Department of Public Safety. The $39.50 finger print card processing fee should be made out to C.B.I.

Intent to Apply Status and Process

Juvenile Provider List Intent to Apply Application -11/2011

Provider List Application - 05/2009

Provider List From Associate to Full Provider Application - 05/2009

Provider List Re-Application - 05/2009

Provider List 2nd or Subsequent Re-Application - 05/2009
Who should fill out the 2nd or Subsequent Re-Application?

Supplemental Application - 06/2008

Variance Application

Program Provider Request to Use Differential Treatment/Supervision Model

Program Review Process for Differential Treatment/Supervision Model Complaint

Flowchart for Complaint Process for Differential Treatment/Supervision Model

Professional Supervision Agreement for Associate Level Treatment Providers and/or Evaluators

Professional Supervision Agreement for Associate Level Polygraph Examiners

 

PROVISIONAL PROVIDER APPLICATION MATERIALS

Provisional Application Instructions

Provisional Provider Initial Contact Form

Provisional Provider Intent to Apply Application

Provisional Provider Supervision Plan

Provisional Provider Application Form

Supervision Competencies for Provisional Provider Status - SOMB Under-served Colorado Initiative

COMPLAINT MATERIALS

Instructions and Information about the Complaint Process

Complaint Form

JUVENILE STANDARDS FAQ's

We collected frequently asked questions as we conducted training across the state on the Management of Juveniles Who Have Committed Sexual Offenses.

Q1: If a provider is listed to work with adults does that automatically make them a listed provider for juvenile clients?
A: No. Providers must make seperate applications to work with juveniles and/or adults.

Q2: When will the Juvenile Standards go into effect?
A:The Juvenile Standards were published in 2002 and each year the Board has issued an Implementation Statement to assist providers and community members in understanding the implementation process. Listed providers are expected to comply with the Standards. Please go to the top of this page and click on "Board Position on Juvenile Standards".

Q3: Who pays for informed supervision once a juvenile who has committed a sexual offense returns home?
A: The position is not paid. Informed supervisors are parents, caregivers, professional personnel involved in the evaluation, treatment, supervision and management of a juvenile who has committed a sexual offense. Informed supervision also occurs at schools and other locations where the juvenile who has committed a sexual offense might be involved in any activity. It is the responsibility of the multidisciplinary team to identify informed supervisors and educate them to the level needed for effective informed supervision in a specific setting.

Q4: If I am a Domestic Violence Management Board listed provider who has already submitted my fingerprints as required by the Domestic Violence Board, do I need to have my fingerprints re-done?
A: Good news!! No, you do not have to have your fingerprints re-done, you DO need to indicate on your application that you have submitted them in compliance with the Domestic Violence Board's stipulations.

Q5: Are there specific tests that are required in an evaluation?
A: No, there ARE specific areas that must be evaluated as outlined in Standard 2.500. Please see the matrix beginning on Page 30 of the Standards regarding evaluation procedures.

Q6: Who should fill out the 2nd or Subsequent Re-application?
A: Any treatment provider, or evaluator at the Full Operating Level, who has been listed and has already re-applied once for their listing can fill out this application. This application is for anyone that is entering into their second re-application period and any period thereafter.
Please note that any individual who is eligible to fill out this application have different criteria to fulfill their listing status. Please refer to Section 4. 420 in the Adult Standards and Guidelines for the Assessment, Evaluation, Treatment, Monitoring and Behavioral Monitoring of Adult Sex Offenders and Section 4.620 in the Juvenile Standards and Guidelines for the Evaluation, Treatment, and Supervision of Juveniles Who Have Committed Sexual Offenses for specific criteria for this application.

For questions related to the Adult Standards please contact Cathy Rodriguez, Adult Standards Coordinator, at cathy.Rodriguez@cdps.state.co.us or 303-239-4449 or for the Juvenile Standards please contact Kristy Alles-Serrant, Juvenile Standards Coordinator at kristy.alles-serrant@cdps.state.co.us or at 303-239.4197.

 

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