Alcohol & Drug Awareness Class

4-Hour | Court-Approved

Complete Your Required Class. Get Your Certificate. Move Forward.

If you have been ordered, referred, or advised to complete an Alcohol & Drug Awareness Class, The Diversion Center makes the process simple.

Our 4-Hour Alcohol & Drug Awareness Class, commonly referred to as Early Intervention, is designed for individuals who may have experienced alcohol- or drug-related consequences but may not require a higher level of treatment.

This is a one-time, 4-hour educational class focused on helping participants better understand the risks, consequences, and real-life impact of alcohol and drug use.

Morning and evening classes are available.

Upon successful completion of the class, participants receive a Certificate of Completion that can be provided to the appropriate referring agency.

Need to Get Your Class Completed?

Don’t wait until the last minute.

Court requirements, probation deadlines, employment requirements, and other legal obligations can become more stressful when you put them off.

Register today, complete your 4-hour class, receive your certificate, and take the next step toward putting this requirement behind you.

Have any questions? Send us a message!

Who Is This Class For?

This program may be appropriate for individuals who need alcohol or drug education because of:

• Court requirements
• Probation or pretrial requirements
• First-time alcohol or drug-related offenses
• Attorney recommendations
• Employer requirements
• School or college requirements
• Personal or family concerns
• Other referral requirements

Not sure whether this is the class you need?

Contact The Diversion Center before registering and we can help you determine whether the 4-hour Alcohol & Drug Awareness Class matches the requirement you were given

What Will I Learn?

This isn’t designed to be four hours of someone simply telling you, “Don’t use drugs or alcohol.”

The goal is to help you understand how alcohol and drug use can affect your freedom, finances, employment, relationships, decision-making, and future.

During the class, we discuss:

• Consequences of Alcohol and Drug Use
• Understanding Substance Use and Addiction
• Legal Consequences
• Employment Consequences
• Personal and Professional Consequences
• Decision-Making
• Relapse Prevention
• State-Dependent Learning
• Emotions and Feelings
• Identifying Personal Triggers
• High-Risk Situations
• Strategies for Making Better Choices
• And More

Our goal is simple:

We want you to leave with information you can actually use.

Our goal is simple:

We want you to leave with information you can actually use.

One Class. Four Hours. One Step Closer to Moving Forward.

We understand that most people registering for a court-related class aren’t looking for another complicated process.

You want to know:

Where do I register?

When can I take the class?

How long will it take?

When will I receive my certificate?

That’s why we’ve worked to make the process as straightforward as possible.

Here's How It Works

Register for the class.

Choose an available class date that works with your schedule.

Complete the 4-hour program.

Participate in the required educational session and complete the program requirements.

Receive your Certificate of Completion.

After successfully completing the program, you'll receive documentation verifying completion.

Submit your certificate.

Provide your certificate to the court, probation officer, attorney, employer, or other referring organization as required.

Why Choose The Diversion Center?

When you’re dealing with a court, probation, employment, or legal requirement, you don’t need additional confusion.

You need an experienced provider that understands court-mandated services.

The Diversion Center specializes in providing court-mandated education, evaluations, intervention programs, and related services.

We work with individuals who need to complete requirements and get back to handling their careers, families, businesses, and everyday lives.

What You Can Expect

Convenient Scheduling

Morning and evening class options are available.

One-Time 4-Hour Program

Complete the educational requirement without committing to a lengthy program when a 4-hour intervention class is appropriate.

Certificate of Completion

Receive documentation after successfully completing the program.

Experienced Court-Mandated Provider

You're working with an organization that understands the unique needs of court-referred clients.

Straightforward Registration

Register, attend, complete the class, and receive your documentation.

Don’t Let a 4-Hour Requirement Turn Into a Bigger Problem.

If you’ve been given a deadline, take care of it.

Waiting until the last minute can create unnecessary stress—especially when you’re dealing with court dates, probation requirements, employment issues, or attorney recommendations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Requirement Isn’t Going Away. Let’s Get It Done.

Four hours can be the difference between continuing to worry about an unfinished requirement and being able to say:

“It’s completed.”

Take care of your requirement today.

Ready to Get Started?

Morning and evening classes are available.