2.3.1 Provide sex offense specific treatment services in the regions as specified in Table 1 to all referred youth. These services shall include: a) Intake psychosexual assessments; b) Group therapy; c) Parent or family sessions for youth attending group or approved individual treatment; d) Family Only sessions for youth determined to need clarification sessions to assist in potential family reunification following completed sex offense specific treatment; e) Individual Sessions; f) Crisis Intervention Sessions; and g) Written plans and reports. 2.3.2 Ensure all services are provided only by staff assigned and licensed to perform services under the Contract. The Contractor’s staff shall adhere to the ethical standards, practices, and guidelines of their respective professions with regard to the administration of tests, including specific instruments utilized for psychosexual assessments. 2.3.3 Conduct all services with sensitivity to any cultural, ethnic, developmental, sexual orientation, gender, medical, educational, etc. issues that may arise during the course of services. 2.3.4 If subpoenaed, provide testimony, including methodology and performance of services provided under this Contract in any court proceedings, and provide affidavit and/or expert witness testimony for prosecution of violations in court proceedings, as needed. 2.3.5 Establish a communication system (telephone, voicemail, and email) to enable the Department to contact the Contractor and the Contractor’s employees directly, to which the Contractor must respond no later than the next Business Day. The written details of this communication system shall be submitted to the Contract Monitor at least five (5) calendar days before the start date of the Contract
