1. (a) This section governs individual and group rehabilitation services for both adults and children.

2. (b) Policy and procedures shall reflect that all rehabilitation programs and services incorporate the following core principles:

   1. (1) Recovery is the ultimate goal of rehabilitation. Interventions must facilitate the process of recovery and wellness.
   2. (2) Addiction rehabilitation practices help people re-establish normal roles in the community and their integration into community life.
   3. (3) Rehabilitation practices facilitate the development of personal support networks.
   4. (4) Rehabilitation practices facilitate an enhanced quality of life for each person receiving services.
   5. (5) People have the capacity to learn and grow.
   6. (6) People receiving services have the right to direct their own affairs, including those that are related to their behavioral health.
   7. (7) People are to be treated with respect and dignity.
   8. (8) Rehabilitation practitioners make conscious and consistent efforts to eliminate labeling and discrimination, particularly discrimination based upon a disabling condition.
   9. (9) Culture and ethnicity play an important role in recovery. They are sources of strength and enrichment for the person and the services.
   10. (10) Rehabilitation interventions build on the strength of each person.
   11. (11) Rehabilitation services are to be coordinated, accessible, and available as long as needed.
   12. (12) Services are to be designed to address the unique needs of each individual, consistent with the individual's cultural values and norms.
   13. (13) Rehabilitation practices actively encourage and support the involvement of persons in normal community activities, such as school and work, throughout the rehabilitation process.
   14. (14) The involvement and partnership of persons receiving services and family members is an essential ingredient of the process of rehabilitation and recovery.
   15. (15) Rehabilitation practitioners should constantly strive to improve the services they provide.
3. (c) CCARC policy and procedures shall reflect that rehabilitation services shall be co-occurring disorder capable and facilitate processes for dual recovery for these individuals.
4. (d) Compliance with 450:24-3-161 shall be determined by on-site observation; interviews with participants; interviews with staff; a review of policy and procedures; and a review of clinical records.

Added at 28 Ok Reg 2025, eff 10-1-11