Travis County Family Drug Treatment Court:

Parenting In Recovery

The PIR/FDTC partnership is comprised of the following entities:

For more information about the program, please contact:

Aurora Martinez Jones, 126th District Court Judge

Office of the District Judges

PO Box 1748

Austin, TX 78767

Judicial Executive Assistant: April Morton, april.morton@traviscountytx.gov

Brook Son, MSSW – Office of Children Services Program Administrator, PIR/FDTC

(512) 854-4272

(737) 931-7835

Michelle Kimbrough, LCSW – PIR/FDTC Program Manager
(512) 854-5903

Amber Middleton, LMSW– PIR/FDTC Court Coordinator

(512) 854-5008

(737) 228-5537 - cell

For more information about drug courts and the interaction between child welfare and substance abuse, please consult the following websites:

National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare: US Dept of HHS, SAMHSA, and ACF resources
Children and Family Futures: Online training and research related to Child Welfare and Substance Abuse Issues
Texas Association of Specialty Courts
Family Drug Court Community of Learning: Information exchange and blogging among drug court professionals
Center for Court Innovation: Statewide Drug Court Training and Technical Assistance- webinars
The Risks Associated with CBD Use: Informative Brochure
- Additional Information: THC is very low in CBD preparation and a person may show THC in their system through a drug test because of accumulation in the body. The more fat a person has, the longer the THC remains in the body because it is stored in fat. Additionally, hemp plants (and various marijuana plants) have different amounts of THC causing variations in THC levels in different CBD preparations.
- This information is being published only as a resource and the Court has had this information reviewed by an expert forensic toxicologist.

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