What It Is: An Alcohol & Drug Substance Abuse Course (ADSAC) evaluation is required by the state for individuals with alcohol or drug-related driving offenses. Our certified assessors determine the education or treatment you need to regain your driver’s license.

What It Offers:

• Certified DUI / ADSAC evaluators

• Red-stamp completion for license reinstatement

• Bilingual sessions (English / Spanish)

• Education classes available online or in-person

Duration:

• Evaluation: 1–2 hours (one visit)

• Classes: 10–24 hours (depends on assessment)

Who It’s For: Drivers referred by the court, DPS, or an attorney needing license reinstatement or compliance.

What It Is:

Required by the U.S. Department of Transportation for employees who have tested positive or violated drug/alcohol regulations. This process ensures compliance before returning to duty.

What It Offers:

• Certified Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) evaluator

• Step-by-step Return-to-Duty guidance

• Coordination with employers & testing centers

• Fast turnaround reports

Duration:

• Two appointments minimum: initial evaluation + follow-up

• Process duration: 2–6 weeks depending on compliance

Who It’s For: Commercial drivers, aviation, maritime, or any DOT-regulated employees.

What It Is: A psychological evaluation supporting immigration petitions such as U-Visa, T-Visa, VAWA, or hardship waivers. It helps attorneys demonstrate emotional, mental, or family impact in your case.

What It Offers:

• Licensed bilingual clinician

• Trauma-informed, compassionate approach

• Detailed written report for attorneys / USCIS submission

• Telehealth or in-person availability

Duration:

• Typically 1–2 interviews (90–120 minutes total)

• Report completed within 1–3 weeks

Who It’s For: Immigration attorneys and their clients needing a mental-health evaluation to strengthen petitions.

What It Is: A structured, state-approved program that addresses patterns of abusive behavior, power, and control in relationships. Focuses on accountability, communication, and behavioral change.

What It Offers:

• Certified facilitators (English & Spanish groups)

• Group sessions for males and females

• Certificates upon successful completion

• Collaboration with probation officers and courts

Duration:

• 26 – 52 weeks (1 class per week)

Who It’s For: Individuals referred by the court, probation, or self-referral seeking behavior change and compliance.

What It Is: Educational group sessions that teach emotional regulation, problem-solving, and positive discipline strategies for adults and parents.

What It Offers:

• Certified instructors

• Small bilingual group settings

• Focus on real-life applications

• Certificate of completion for court or personal growth

Duration & Cost:

• 8 – 12 sessions (1 per week)

Who It’s For: Individuals required by court, or anyone seeking better coping and parenting skills.

What It Is: A continuing-care group focused on relapse prevention, emotional support, and healthy coping skills after substance abuse treatment or evaluation.

What It Offers:

• Weekly peer-support meetings

• Licensed facilitator guidance

• Integration with 12-step principles and life skills

• Attendance verification available

Duration & Cost:

• Ongoing weekly meetings

Who It’s For: Individuals completing treatment or needing ongoing accountability to maintain sobriety.

What It Is: A residential sober living home providing a supportive environment for women pursuing sobriety, stability, and independence.

What It Offers:

• Shared, safe housing

• Recovery-focused environment

• Weekly accountability meetings

• Life-skills and employment support

Duration & Cost:

• Average stay: 3 – 6 months

• Weekly or monthly rent (varies by room and program)

• Initial deposit required

Who It’s For: Men transitioning from treatment or facing court-ordered housing requirements.