For Defense Attorneys
Substance Use: Clinical Evaluation & Structured Support for Your Clients
Objective neurological and functional evaluation, structured outpatient support, and clinical documentation for clients with substance-use or addiction-related issues.
A Clinical Resource for Defense Attorneys
Clients involved in drug-related criminal matters often have underlying neurological, behavioral, metabolic, or pain-related factors that contributed to — or complicate — their substance use. Addressing these factors clinically can support your client's recovery, demonstrate proactive engagement, and provide objective documentation for the court.
Dr. Jeffrey Albright provides individualized clinical evaluation and structured outpatient support for attorney-referred clients. Referrals are accepted from criminal-defense attorneys, drug court programs, diversion programs, and other legal professionals.
Referrals accepted from:
- Criminal defense attorneys
- Drug court programs
- Diversion program coordinators
- Probation and supervision officers
- Other legal professionals
Fax: (651) 288-7224
What We Provide for Referred Clients
Why the Clinical Picture Matters
Substance use rarely exists in isolation. Chronic pain, traumatic brain injury, whiplash, sleep disorders, autonomic dysfunction, and metabolic imbalances are frequently present in individuals with substance-use problems — and are often unaddressed in standard addiction treatment.
Dr. Albright's background in clinical neuroscience, neurorehabilitation, brain injury, and functional medicine allows these overlapping clinical issues to be identified and addressed. This can strengthen your client's case by demonstrating that real, identifiable clinical factors were present and are being treated.
Drug Court & Diversion Programs
Structured outpatient support through this practice can serve as a component of drug court compliance, diversion program requirements, or probation conditions — with objective documentation of participation and progress available to the court or supervising authority as appropriate.
Clinical Independence
Referral does not predetermine clinical findings or documentation. Evaluation and documentation reflect the client's actual clinical presentation, participation, and progress — not the outcome the referring party may prefer. This protects the integrity of the documentation and its usefulness to the court.
Documentation reflects the client's actual clinical presentation, participation, and progress — not the outcome the referring party may prefer. This protects the integrity of the documentation and its usefulness to the court.
Clinical Background
Refer a Client
Contact our office to discuss a referral or to determine whether your client is an appropriate candidate for evaluation and structured support.
Fax referrals to: (651) 288-7224