While all phases of CRCI programs can vary in length based on performance, the Motivational Track (Moto Track) phase of the program will typically be completed in 4-6 weeks. This phase serves as a foundation, easing residents from an unstructured lifestyle to a regimented, therapeutic environment. Here, they begin to acclimate to the program’s demands at a manageable pace, learning to adhere to policies, respond positively to challenging situations, and integrate new knowledge effectively. Medications supporting the detox process are offered, if needed, during this time to reduce the body’s negative response to the sudden absence of chemicals on which it has become dependent. This phase is offered as an independent clinical treatment program that includes a Comprehensive Clinical Assessment (CCA), SACOT counseling services, and medication assisted treatment as needed. This portion of the program is presented as an introduction to our more robust recovery phases. Residents will receive more clinical attention in this part of the program than in any other phase, addressing their needs to help them stabilize, while mentally, emotionally, and physically preparing for the lifestyle changes that a healthy long term recovery demands. Contact with family is limited during this time to allow each resident to engage in a more personalized focus and to gain an initial understanding of what kind of life change they are seeking before introducing external influences back into their lives. Once they have met the basic requirements, tapered off partial agonist MAT services, demonstrated a willingness to proceed, and when placement is available, they will be eligible to move on to Phase I of the residential program.