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Woodland Center Correctional Facility (WCC)
Woodland Center Correctional Facility (WCC)
Livingston County
Warden Paul Schreiber
9036 E. M-36
Whitmore Lake, MI 48189
Directions (Bing Maps)
Telephone: 734-449-3320
Open: 2009
Gender/Age Limit: Males, 18 and older, except under certain circumstances 17 and below which are then housed separately.
Security Level: I, II, and IV
Prisoner Capacity: 468
Number of Employees: 396
General
The Woodland Center Correctional Facility presently houses the Inpatient Mental Health and Crisis Stabilization Program for MDOC. An infirmary and clinic provide medical services for all prisoners being housed at WCC. There is one housing unit that houses Level I prisoners and a separate Level II dialysis housing unit. The general population prisoners make up the facilities workforce. One housing unit houses Level I prisoners. A food serving area is located within the housing complex and the kitchen is located outside the secure perimeter.
The Crisis Stabilization Program (CSP) is a referral based program for prisoners experiencing a serious mental health crisis. The intention is to diagnose, treat and stabilize the prisoners. Individualized treatment plans are utilized to deliver optimal mental health care in an inpatient setting. Three levels of care exist within the facility: CSP, Acute Care (AC), and Rehabilitative Treatment Services or RTS. Prisoners move through this system as clinically indicated with the intention of discharging to lower levels of mental health care. WCC also has an infirmary with 23 beds providing inpatient mental health and health care to sub-acute prisoners up to and including inpatient dialysis. Approximately one hundred general population prisoners also reside at the facility, working as porters, in food service, maintenance, warehouse, clerks and as prisoner observation aides.
Programming
Phase I Substance Abuse Education, Phase II Substance Abuse Outpatient, Advanced Substance Abuse Treatment, Violence Prevention Program, Michigan Domestic Violence Prevention, Moderate Blood Borne Pathogens Training, Prisoner Observation Aid training, Live In Aide training, Alcoholics Anonymous, Thinking For a Change, ACT Work Keys, Psychoeducational Group, Self-Esteem Group, Basic Social Skills, Relaxation Therapy, Anger Management, Managing Negative Emotions, Symptom Management, Dual Diagnosis, ADL Training, Cognitive Skills Group, Coping Skills, Creative Arts, Creative Expression, Current Events, Developing Tolerance, Discharge Planning, EMU Theater, Feeding Group, Life Skills, Movie Discussion, Music Listening, Recreation Therapy, Self-Expression, Social Skills, Stress Management, Therapeutic Games, Therapeutic Reading, Understanding Mental Illness, Woodland Journal, Pet Therapy.