The Fort McDowell Adult Healing to Wellness Court reached out to the Tribal Law and Policy Institute requesting an onsite visit to address recent turnover among staff, resistance in communication, and general angst in team dynamics. The Tribal Law and Policy Institute conducted an initial onsite visit in July 2015. As a follow-up, TLPI was requested to conduct a follow-up onsite visit to follow-up with action items, provide training on potential due process concerns and needed policy changes, and to follow-up with internal team dynamics.
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Fort McDowell Wellness Court Coordinator Ron Warber and Wellness Court Judge Kerry Passey requested a follow-up onsite to their July 2015 visit to go over action items, receive training on due process issues, and address some team dynamics issues.
TLPI staff and consultants Charlene Jackson and Mark Panasiewicz and Fort McDowell Adult Healing to Wellness Court Coordinator Ron Warber and Wellness Court Judge Kerry Passey conducted a conference call to discuss agenda items for the follow-up onsite.
TLPI consultants Mark Panasiewicz and Charlene Jackson conducted the follow-up onsite with the Fort McDowell team.
TLPI staff and consultants finalized and submitted the Fort McDowell Adult Healing to Wellness Court Follow-UP TA Report, to the Fort McDowell team.
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