Online Alcohol & Drug Program

If your spouse has an addiction or is consistently under the influence of drugs or alcohol, then there’s a strong chance his or her parenting ability will suffer. Because of their obligation to provide children with the best possible standard of living after a divorce, courts will often rule custody in favor of the sober parent.

When children are involved, the courts take substance abuse very seriously. The Texas Family Code Section 105.001 clearly states that the court has the ability to make orders to ensure the safety and welfare of children during a divorce. To help protect kids from a parent who abuses drugs or alcohol, an Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program can be required by the courts .

You are not alone.  We will be with you every step of the way.

Our Alcohol and Drug  Programs are affordable and convenient for all situations. We are ready to assist you in meeting your court order, business, or personal alcohol and drug education requirement needs. 

Upon completing our program, you will be emailed  (at no extra charge) a completion certificate. This certificate will demonstrate that you’ve successfully completed a drug and alcohol program. The certification will also provide the specific number of hours/sessions completed. court ordered drug treatment court ordered alcohol & drug programs

Those with their first DUI/DWI offense may avoid repeat offenses by getting professional treatment for substance use. The first step is a treatment assessment. An assessment determines the person’s background, history of substance use and the circumstances of the offense.

Assessment Factors: Assessment determines the frequency and intensity of alcohol and/or drug abuse. Other factors examined include coexisting mental health conditions, physical health, living situations, relationship issues, employment, finances and criminal history. An assessment determines if any of these factors means a higher risk for repeating offenses.

Treatment: Based on the assessment, court-mandated treatment for DUI offenders will vary regarding levels of care, frequency and length. Some offenders may require a brief course of treatment lasting a few sessions. Other DUI offenders may require multi-faceted programs lasting a few weeks to several months. Some offenders may need long-term inpatient rehab with aftercare. court ordered drug treatment court ordered alcohol & drug programs