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DUI Alcohol/Drug Screening

A confidential clinical assessment that determines the right level of education or treatment after a DUI arrest or referral.

A DUI alcohol or drug screening is often the first required step after an arrest for driving under the influence, and it can also be requested by an employer, the court, or the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division as part of a license reinstatement process. The screening is a confidential clinical interview that looks honestly at your relationship with alcohol or drugs and helps determine what level of education or treatment, if any, is appropriate for your situation.

What happens during the screening. A licensed clinician meets with you one on one to review your substance use history, the circumstances around your arrest or referral, and any past treatment or counseling. The session includes standardized, validated assessment tools alongside an open conversation, so the result reflects your actual history rather than a generic checklist. Nothing about the process is designed to shame or judge. It is designed to get an accurate picture so the recommendation that follows actually fits your life.

What you receive afterward. Once the screening is complete, you are given a written report with a clear recommendation, whether that is a short educational class, individual or group counseling, outpatient treatment, or a more intensive level of care. If the court, your employer, or the MVD requires documentation of the screening, we prepare it in the format they need, and we walk you through exactly what your next required step is.

Confidential, and on your schedule. We know most people coming in for a DUI screening are dealing with a stressful and unfamiliar legal process on top of everyday life. We offer flexible scheduling, a straightforward fee structure, and a private setting so you can take this step without added anxiety. If you have a court date or an MVD deadline, tell us when you call and we will prioritize getting you seen in time.

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