Use the links below to view information about the services we offer.

	AODA Assessment		DUI Evaluation Update
	Outpatient Substance Abuse Service		DUI Minimal Risk Program
	Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Service		DUI ModerateRisk Program
	Risk Education		DUI Significant Risk Program
	DUI Evaluation		DUI High Risk Program

AODA Assessment
A face-to-face interview to determine the full nature and extent of an individuals relationship to alcohol and/or other drug use. Recommendation for intervention and/or treatment services may be made based upon individual’s needs.

Outpatient Substance Abuse Service
Outpatient treatment services less than 9 hours per week focusing on education, self-exploration, problem solving and helping individuals address issues in their life associated with alcohol/drug use. Services will be rendered based on individual treatment, motivation and need. Continued care recommendations will be made upon completion of the program based on individual needs.

Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Service
Outpatient treatment services more than 9 hours per week focusing on education, self-exploration, problem solving and helping individuals address issues in their life associated with alcohol/drug use. Services will be rendered based on individual treatment, motivation and need. Continued care recommendations will be made upon completion of the program based on individual needs.

Risk Education
Education based on alcohol/drugs, the effect on user, families and society. Information regarding signs/symptoms of abuse verses dependence of alcohol/drugs. Information on intervention treatments and community resources available to help individuals with alcohol or drug related problems.

DUI Evaluation
The DUI Evaluation process is a face-to-face interview to determine risk factors associated with driving under the influence and/or the abusive use of alcohol or other drugs. Minimum information required to complete the DUI Evaluation is a current driving abstract, BAC results of DUI arrest and one Collateral Contact (a documented talk with someone who knows you well.) Upon completion of the DUI Evaluation, recommendations will be made for DUI services in one of the four categories (Minimal Risk, Moderate Risk, Significant Risk, and High Risk.) On an individual basis services may be waived.

DUI Evaluation Update
A DUI Evaluation Update is a face-to-face interview to determine any ongoing risk to substance abuse or driving under the influence and/or to document positive changes that the individual has made to reduce the potential for future substance related problems including driving under the influence.

DUI Minimal Risk Program
The DUI Minimal Risk Program is a program established to educate individuals of the risk associated with alcohol and/or drug use, to define substance abuse/dependence, demonstrate the effects of chemical abuse on families, and the effects of driving under the influence. This program consists of a minimum of 10 hours of remedial education.

DUI Moderate Risk Program
The DUI Moderate Risk Program is a combination of 10 hours of risk education and a minimum of 12 hours of an early intervention program focusing on an individual’s relationship to alcohol or other drugs.

DUI Significant Risk Program
The DUI Significant Risk Program is a combination of a minimum of 10 hours risk education and a minimum of 20 hours of out-patient counseling focusing on addressing the individual’s abusive relationship to alcohol and/or drugs. Recommendation for continued care will be determined based upon individual needs.

DUI High Risk Program
The DUI High Risk Program consists of a minimum of 75 hours of out-patient substance counseling established to address the individual’s abusive and/or dependent relationship to alcohol and/or other drugs. Continued care recommendations will be made based upon individual needs.

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