Individual counseling, group counseling, or outpatient treatment matched to what your screening recommends.
When a screening shows that alcohol or drug use goes beyond a single incident, the recommended next step is treatment matched to what the screening found. Treatment is not one fixed program. It is a range of options, from individual counseling to a more structured outpatient schedule, chosen based on your history, your risk level, and what the court, probation, or the MVD requires you to complete.
Individual counseling. One-on-one sessions with a licensed clinician focused on understanding the role alcohol or drugs have played in your life, addressing any underlying stress, anxiety, or other mental health concerns, and building practical tools to change the pattern that led to your arrest or referral.
Group counseling. Structured sessions with other people working through similar circumstances. Group work is often required alongside individual counseling, and many clients find it genuinely helpful to hear from others navigating the same legal and personal process.
Outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment. For higher-risk screenings or repeat offenses, a more structured level of care may be recommended, with multiple sessions per week combining education, group therapy, and individual counseling. You continue living at home and working while completing it.
Documentation you can count on. Whatever level of treatment applies to you, we track your attendance and progress carefully and provide the court, probation officer, MVD, or employer with the documentation they require, on the timeline they need it.
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