ADE II | Alcohol & Drug Education — 12 Hours | ENG/ESP
Education. Accountability. Lasting Change.
ADE II is a structured 12-hour alcohol and drug education program designed for individuals requiring additional education, increased awareness, and practical behavioral skills.
Building upon foundational alcohol and drug education, ADE II explores the relationship between substance use, decision-making, emotional regulation, and repeated behavioral patterns.
Our approach combines evidence-informed education, behavioral neuroscience, and practical strategies to help participants understand their behaviors, strengthen personal accountability, and develop healthier decision-making skills.
Topics Include:
Alcohol and drug use patterns and risk factors
High blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and impaired driving
Effects of substances on the brain, body, and behavior
Repeated substance-related offenses and consequences
Triggers, cravings, and high-risk situations
Emotional regulation and healthy coping strategies
Cognitive-behavioral strategies and decision-making
Personal accountability and behavior change
Relapse prevention education and individualized action planning
Intended Participants:
Individuals referred for additional alcohol and drug education, including those with high-BAC offenses (0.17 or above), repeat alcohol- or drug-related offenses, or assessment findings indicating a need for more extensive education. Appropriate placement depends on individual needs, assessment findings, and referral requirements.
Program Duration: 12 instructional hours.
Flexible Scheduling:
Two 6-hour sessions
Three 4-hour sessions
Four 3-hour sessions
Program Features:
Structured educational curriculum
Interactive discussions and practical learning tools
Personalized reflection and behavior-change exercises
English or Spanish instruction
Virtual or in-person options, subject to applicable requirements and availability
Certificate of completion upon successful participation
Court or probation acceptance is determined by the referring authority. ADE II is not represented as a state-approved program unless applicable approval has been obtained. This educational program does not replace clinical assessment or substance use treatment when required.
Contact In Session GR for scheduling and enrollment information.
Education. Accountability. Lasting Change.
ADE II is a structured 12-hour alcohol and drug education program designed for individuals requiring additional education, increased awareness, and practical behavioral skills.
Building upon foundational alcohol and drug education, ADE II explores the relationship between substance use, decision-making, emotional regulation, and repeated behavioral patterns.
Our approach combines evidence-informed education, behavioral neuroscience, and practical strategies to help participants understand their behaviors, strengthen personal accountability, and develop healthier decision-making skills.
Topics Include:
Alcohol and drug use patterns and risk factors
High blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and impaired driving
Effects of substances on the brain, body, and behavior
Repeated substance-related offenses and consequences
Triggers, cravings, and high-risk situations
Emotional regulation and healthy coping strategies
Cognitive-behavioral strategies and decision-making
Personal accountability and behavior change
Relapse prevention education and individualized action planning
Intended Participants:
Individuals referred for additional alcohol and drug education, including those with high-BAC offenses (0.17 or above), repeat alcohol- or drug-related offenses, or assessment findings indicating a need for more extensive education. Appropriate placement depends on individual needs, assessment findings, and referral requirements.
Program Duration: 12 instructional hours.
Flexible Scheduling:
Two 6-hour sessions
Three 4-hour sessions
Four 3-hour sessions
Program Features:
Structured educational curriculum
Interactive discussions and practical learning tools
Personalized reflection and behavior-change exercises
English or Spanish instruction
Virtual or in-person options, subject to applicable requirements and availability
Certificate of completion upon successful participation
Court or probation acceptance is determined by the referring authority. ADE II is not represented as a state-approved program unless applicable approval has been obtained. This educational program does not replace clinical assessment or substance use treatment when required.
Contact In Session GR for scheduling and enrollment information.