Trauma Informed Drug Test

Traditional observed urinalysis drug testing can be retraumatizing for individuals with trauma histories. Trauma-responsive programs need sensitive, informed tools that match their participants assessed needs.

Now, there is a way to conduct drug testing without causing humiliation or shame. We designed a test that we would be comfortable taking ourselves, informed by our own experiences. Our private, reliable, rapid, and dignified drug testing promotes accountability in a trauma-sensitive manner. Learn more below…

What makes Clearlee trauma-informed is how we designed the self collected testing experience…

Here’s what it’s like to take a drug test with Clearlee.

Donor downloads the Clearlee app

Oral fluid screening kits are provided

Self collect through guided instructions

Results are shared within 30 mins of completion

The entire process is video-recorded through the Clearlee app and then reviewed by our trained team. Testing is private, accurate and reliable. Clearlee tests can be taken anywhere, anytime without risk of retraumization. No live observation, no humiliation. Clearlee easily supplements your current drug testing process.

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Though best practices include trauma-informed approaches throughout treatment, Justice programs have never had a trauma-informed drug testing option…

Until now. Until Clearlee.

Is it time to expand your trauma-responsive practices? Is it time to supplement your program’s drug testing protocol? Learn more about our approach and how it can work within your existing program. With Clearlee, enhancing your program has never been easier.

Rates of traumatic experiences among justice-involved populations, particularly those with mental illness are “so high as to be considered an almost universal Rates of traumatic experiences among justice-involved populations, particularly those with mental illness are “so high as to be considered an almost universal experience” experience” (SAMHSA’s GAINS Center, 2015; SAMHSA et al., 2013).

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Meeting SAMHSA Requirements

The 6 principles of a trauma-informed approach, as described by SAMHSA, guide public health care. These same principles can and should be applied to drug testing.

SAFETY

Utilizing a rapid screen with results supplied in less than an hour provides earlier intervention when needed. With dangerous substances, there is no time to wait.

TRUSTWORTHINESS & TRANSPARENCY

Testing donors and program administrators receive test results simultaneously. Everyone knows the results at the same time. No guessing, no wondering.

PEER SUPPORT & SELF HELP

Donors can utilize the in-app Supporter feature to share results and therapeutic activities with peers, loved ones and caregivers. Build a support network to track progress and ensure accountability.

COLLABORATION & MUTUALITY

The self-collected testing process levels out power. No need for humiliating observed urinalysis. The “recorded and reviewed” chain of custody, avoiding live observation, provides mutual respect between donor and program.

EMPOWERMENT: VOICE & CHOICE

The flexible, remote testing approach allows donors to test in their natural environment when they are ready within the testing window, supporting their needs and responsibilities (work, school, caregiving).

CULTURAL, HISTORICAL & GENDER ISSUES

A recorded and reviewed approach allows privacy that a live observed collection cannot. No need to account for same gender observers. No feelings of judgement. Observing can also be uncomfortable and difficult for administration.