; and (B) in accordance with recognized principles of a trauma-informed approach and trauma-specific interventions to address the consequences of trauma and facilitate healing. 3590A. Sentencing (a) Imposition of sentence If an eligible individual is found guilty of an offense and the court makes an affirmative determination under section 3553(b)(1), the court shall impose a sentence for the offense that includes participation in the FAMILIES Program instead of a term of probation under subchapter B or a term of imprisonment under subchapter D. (b) Consideration of special FAMILIES Program and expungement procedures In imposing a sentence under subsection (a), the court shall consider whether to utilize the procedures under section 3590D in light of the personal history of the defendant and whether a record of the arrest, criminal proceedings, or conviction for the offense and the associated collateral consequences would harm the defendant and the ability of the defendant to perform caregiving duties. (c) Identifying programs and services (1) In general In imposing a sentence under subsection (a), the court, in collaboration with the Office and the Secretary, shall identify the programs and services in which the defendant shall be required to meaningfully participate in order to successfully complete the FAMILIES Program. (2) User fees and other costs (A) In general In identifying the programs and services in which a defendant shall be required to meaningfully participate under the Families Program, the court may not impose on the defendant any user fee or other cost relating to those programs and services unless the court considers the factors under subparagraph (B). (B) Considerations Before imposing any user fee or other cost relating to programs and services under the Families Program on a defendant, the court shall— (i) weigh the importance of the fee or other cost against— (I) the ability of the defendant to afford the fee or other cost