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If you were searching online for “DUI evaluation near me,” or “alcohol evaluation near me,” you’ve come to the right place. Depending on your individual circumstances, you may need an employer mandated evaluation. We can help. The Diversion Center is a court-approved outpatient treatment facility headquartered in Marietta, Georgia. We provide court mandated and employer mandated evaluations and counseling virtually on Zoom. You can complete your evaluation or classes from home on your laptop or cell phone. 

For those who are on probation or pre-trial diversion, we offer various services to help – including DUI evaluations, alcohol and drug treatment, clinical evaluations, and help with substance abuse. 

We have a team of experienced professionals who are dedicated to helping you get your life back on track. We understand that your situation may be complex and challenging. Despite what you’re facing, it is our goal to help you understand the process without judgment. Our team is here to support you every step of the way so you can move forward and better your life and your circumstances. 

You may need an alcohol and drug evaluation because your employer requires it or it’s court mandated. Alcohol and drug assessments are used to determine whether someone has used drugs or alcohol over a certain period of time or to help determine if someone has or is at-risk for a substance abuse problem. Sometimes these tests are required by prospective employers while other times they are mandated by a court after a DUI or other unlawful act that involves drugs. 

The Diversion Center has a team of certified counselors who are passionate about helping people. They are experts in their field and understand that this is likely your first time needing our services. Because of that, they will walk you through your next steps, explain the process, and ensure you understand what it is you need to do moving forward. Our counselors and staff will never waste your time and will always give you and the probation/court honest recommendations. We pride ourselves in offering our clients a safe and positive environment that allows them to speak freely and ask questions.

The legal process is often complicated and difficult to comprehend. Our professional staff will familiarize themselves with your case and understand what your charges mean. Our counselors are experienced and knowledgeable when it comes to court-mandated requirements, so they will walk you through your charges and requirements so you know exactly what you’re facing and the best way to meet whatever probation requires of you. 

Virtual (Zoom) DUI Evaluations

If you’ve never had one before; you may be wondering what to expect at a DUI evaluation. When you arrive at the Diversion Center, you will meet with one of our professional clinicians. They will gather information from you such as your substance abuse history and or any criminal charges such as a DUI or drug charge. They will also review any police reports or court mandates. They may run a series of tests to help determine whether you have a substance abuse issue or other mental health condition. 

The goal of a DUI evaluation is to give the courts and probation the best recommendation for follow-up care based on your specific needs. It’s important to note that these evaluations are not to determine guilt or innocence, rather, they are used to determine the best course of action moving forward, which may include a probationary period, mandated courses or programs, inpatient or outpatient treatment, or future drug or alcohol screenings.   

What is a DUI Evaluation?

A DUI evaluation is a clinical evaluation, often required by law, for anyone who has had a DUI. Judges will require a DUI evaluation for a first offender and multiple offenders. The evaluation is a one-time assessment that typically takes about an hour. During the evaluation a licensed professional, often a social worker, therapist, or counselor, will conduct an interview and gather pertinent information about a person’s substance abuse history. This may include the individual’s: 

  • Medical background
  • Substance abuse history
  • Mental health history 
  • Drinking or drug-use patterns
  • Family history
  • Employment history 
  • Abuse history

The professional may also conduct a substance abuse assessment and assign a risk level based on all the information gathered.  

The Diversion Center offers court-approved evaluations, which means we can work with the courts and probation to recommend a plan of action that will help you legally and personally overcome a substance abuse problem. We may recommend certain court-mandated courses that will help you understand why you made decisions that led you to this point in your life. These courses also give you practical strategies to implement in your day-to-day life that will help you avoid criminal charges and consequences in the future.   

Virtual DUI Evaluation (Zoom) 

If you have been charged with a DUI or drug-related offense, it’s likely the judge or probation officer will order a clinical evaluation. We understand that this is probably your first time going through this and that it’s overwhelming, stressful, and possibly embarrassing. When you come to our facility to undergo a clinical DUI evaluation, other evaluation, or attend one of our court-approved courses – there’s no need to feel embarrassed. 

There are DUI consequences and undergoing a clinical evaluation is just a small part of the process to get you on the road to recovery. Our counselors are the best in the field and are passionate about helping people get on a path that will make their lives better. Whether that involves outpatient treatment, counseling, a probationary period, or all of those things – our counselors will never pass judgment on you for your situation or make you feel worse about it. They are available to help you. To answer any questions you might have about the court-mandated process. And to guide you through what is likely one of the worst times you’ve experienced. There is help and with our professional counselors’ guidance, you will be able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. They can outline the steps you need to take to put this whole thing behind you. And they can help you apply simple strategies to get you through each step of the way. 

Classes Available

We offer several different court-approved virtual classes on Zoom:

  • Alcohol and Drug Classes/Treatment

These classes are given to those that were charged with drug possession, Reckless Driving, DUI, or and other alcohol and drug related offenses. They can range from 6-12 weeks or 4-12 months. The amount of time that clients receive is based on their alcohol and drug evaluation. It is important to note that some clients are not recommended these classes due to being low risk.

  •  Alcohol and Drug Awareness

Our alcohol and drug awareness class is a 4-hour court approved program. The class is known as ASAM 0.5 and it’s an early intervention program aimed at helping first offenders who may be at risk to become a habitual offender. This is a one-time class and it educates individuals about the dangers of long-time use and abuse of drugs and alcohol. We offer morning and evening classes and upon completion of the course, each participant will receive a certificate of completion. This course is court-approved in the State of Georgia.

  • Shoplifting/Theft Prevention

Our shoplifting & theft prevention class is a 3-hour court-approved course. If you have been caught shoplifting or stealing, a court may mandate that you attend this class. Georgia requires that shoplifting offenders complete this one-time course as part of their plea or probation requirements. In some cases, the court requires an offender complete a 5-15 hour program. We are happy to work out an individualized program to help you meet your requirements. This class offers individuals one-on-one instruction with a live instructor. Participants will learn about what causes people to shoplift and/or steal – including kleptomania or compulsive stealing. Participants will also learn effective strategies to help them stop stealing.

  •  Anger Management

The Diversion Center offers anger management classes that use the Choice-Based Anger Control method. This model explains that Anger is a choice and that individuals have the option to respond in a healthy or unhealthy manner when faced with challenging situations. If you have been required to take an anger management class for court or probation, we can help. This class can help you learn new ways of managing your anger. Our Certified Anger Management Specialists are experienced and specialize in helping educate individuals with different ways to deal with outbursts and/or violent behavior.

  • Family Violence Intervention

Our Family Violence Intervention course is a 24-week court-approved program. The State of Georgia requires that all individuals who are charged with family violence complete the 24-week Family Violence Intervention Program.

  • Values Clarification

The Values Clarification Class is a 4-week court-approved class that is an 8-hour course provided over the course of 4 weeks. The goal of this class is to educate at-risk individuals about the dangers of continued criminal activity. This court-approved program focuses on evaluating morals, values, ethics, and integrity. Social and psychological influences are examined in-depth and the class covers relapse prevention, anger management, self-esteem, substance abuse, theft, prostitution, and more.

  • Moral Recognition Therapy

We offer a MRT Program, which is a systematic treatment strategy that aims to reduce recidivism amongst juvenile and adult criminal offenders by increasing moral reasoning. MRT is a form of group counseling that uses structured group exercises to address ego, social, moral, and positive behavioral growth. Participants meet in groups once a week to complete the MRT workbook exercises and can complete all steps of the program in 20-24 weeks.  

  • Prime for Life

Prime for Life is a nationwide DUI Intervention and Prevention program that is used as a preventative measure for at-risk youth who have become involved with drugs or alcohol at an early age. We offer an 4, 8, and 12-hour Prime for Life classes.

  • Parenting Class

Our parenting class educates parents on the developmental stages of childhood and the effect of environmental factors on their child’s development. The goal for these classes is to help the parents understand what to expect at each stage of their child’s life so they can anticipate and respond in an appropriate way to better their child’s future.

  • Victim Impact Panel

The Victim Impact Panel class is used for most DUI cases and sometimes drug charges. It’s a 2-hour educational program that teaches individuals about the dangers of drinking and driving or drug-use and driving. This course is court-approved and offered weekly. Currently, due to COVID-19, this is only an online course. 

All of our courses are court-approved and offered virtually for all locations.  

We also provide: 

  • Mental Health Evaluations
  • Anger Management Evaluations
  • SAP Evaluations

Marietta, Georgia Virtual Alcohol and Drug Evaluation

The Diversion Center is an virtual alcohol and drug evaluation center located in Marietta, Georgia. We understand the importance of offering clients prompt and thorough evaluations and/or alcohol and drug treatment, so they can move forward and put this stressful situation behind them.    

About Us

At The Diversion Center, our staff are trained to identify substance abuse potential and offer the probation and pretrial diversion programs recommended treatment for at-risk or court-ordered individuals. Our staff is non-judgmental with each client they work with and are passionate about helping people through the process of moving forward after being charged with a crime. 

We always aim to provide each client with the best customer service. That means offering a safe space where people can ask questions freely and become educated on various strategies to help them overcome negative behaviors. We are transparent with each client we work with and it’s our goal to help individuals map-out the best plan of action to help them put this behind them and learn from their mistakes.

Our counselors always offer honest recommendations in a positive, judgment-free, and safe atmosphere. And all of our services are court-approved. If you have been charged with a crime and the courts have mandated that you take certain court-approved courses, contact us today. You can tell us a little more about yourself by filling out our online Contact Form or calling us at 404-503-8069. 

If you were searching online for “DUI evaluation near me,” or “alcohol evaluation near me,” you’ve come to the right place. Depending on your individual circumstances, you may need an employer mandated evaluation. We can help. The Diversion Center is a court-approved outpatient treatment facility headquartered in Marietta, Georgia. We provide court mandated and employer mandated evaluations and counseling virtually on Zoom. 

For those who are on probation or pre-trial diversion, we offer various services to help – including DUI evaluations, alcohol and drug treatment, clinical evaluations, and help with substance abuse. 

We have a team of experienced professionals who are dedicated to helping you get your life back on track. We understand that your situation may be complex and challenging. Despite what you’re facing, it is our goal to help you understand the process without judgment. Our team is here to support you every step of the way so you can move forward and better your life and your circumstances. 

You may need an alcohol and drug evaluation because your employer requires it or it’s court mandated. Alcohol and drug assessments are used to determine whether someone has used drugs or alcohol over a certain period of time or to help determine if someone has or is at-risk for a substance abuse problem. Sometimes these tests are required by prospective employers while other times they are mandated by a court after a DUI or other unlawful act that involves drugs. 

The Diversion Center has a team of certified counselors who are passionate about helping people. They are experts in their field and understand that this is likely your first time needing our services. Because of that, they will walk you through your next steps, explain the process, and ensure you understand what it is you need to do moving forward. Our counselors and staff will never waste your time and will always give you and the probation/court honest recommendations. We pride ourselves in offering our clients a safe and positive environment that allows them to speak freely and ask questions.

The legal process is often complicated and difficult to comprehend. Our professional staff will familiarize themselves with your case and understand what your charges mean. Our counselors are experienced and knowledgeable when it comes to court-mandated requirements, so they will walk you through your charges and requirements so you know exactly what you’re facing and the best way to meet whatever probation requires of you. 

Virtual (Zoom) DUI Evaluations

If you’ve never had one before; you may be wondering what to expect at a DUI evaluation. When you arrive at the Diversion Center, you will meet with one of our professional clinicians. They will gather information from you such as your substance abuse history and or any criminal charges such as a DUI or drug charge. They will also review any police reports or court mandates. They may run a series of tests to help determine whether you have a substance abuse issue or other mental health condition. 

The goal of a DUI evaluation is to give the courts and probation the best recommendation for follow-up care based on your specific needs. It’s important to note that these evaluations are not to determine guilt or innocence, rather, they are used to determine the best course of action moving forward, which may include a probationary period, mandated courses or programs, inpatient or outpatient treatment, or future drug or alcohol screenings.   

What is a DUI Evaluation?

A DUI evaluation is a clinical evaluation, often required by law, for anyone who has had a DUI. Judges will require a DUI evaluation for a first offender and multiple offenders. The evaluation is a one-time assessment that typically takes about an hour. During the evaluation a licensed professional, often a social worker, therapist, or counselor, will conduct an interview and gather pertinent information about a person’s substance abuse history. This may include the individual’s: 

  • Medical background
  • Substance abuse history
  • Mental health history 
  • Drinking or drug-use patterns
  • Family history
  • Employment history 
  • Abuse history

The professional may also conduct a substance abuse assessment and assign a risk level based on all the information gathered.  

The Diversion Center offers court-approved evaluations, which means we can work with the courts and probation to recommend a plan of action that will help you legally and personally overcome a substance abuse problem. We may recommend certain court-mandated courses that will help you understand why you made decisions that led you to this point in your life. These courses also give you practical strategies to implement in your day-to-day life that will help you avoid criminal charges and consequences in the future.   

Virtual DUI Evaluation (Zoom) 

If you have been charged with a DUI or drug-related offense, it’s likely the judge or probation officer will order a clinical evaluation. We understand that this is probably your first time going through this and that it’s overwhelming, stressful, and possibly embarrassing. When you come to our facility to undergo a clinical DUI evaluation, other evaluation, or attend one of our court-approved courses – there’s no need to feel embarrassed. 

There are DUI consequences and undergoing a clinical evaluation is just a small part of the process to get you on the road to recovery. Our counselors are the best in the field and are passionate about helping people get on a path that will make their lives better. Whether that involves outpatient treatment, counseling, a probationary period, or all of those things – our counselors will never pass judgment on you for your situation or make you feel worse about it. They are available to help you. To answer any questions you might have about the court-mandated process. And to guide you through what is likely one of the worst times you’ve experienced. There is help and with our professional counselors’ guidance, you will be able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. They can outline the steps you need to take to put this whole thing behind you. And they can help you apply simple strategies to get you through each step of the way. 

Classes Available

We offer several different court-approved virtual classes on Zoom:

  • Alcohol and Drug Classes/Treatment

These classes are given to those that were charged with drug possession, Reckless Driving, DUI, or and other alcohol and drug related offenses. They can range from 6-12 weeks or 4-12 months. The amount of time that clients receive is based on their alcohol and drug evaluation. It is important to note that some clients are not recommended these classes due to being low risk.

  •  Alcohol and Drug Awareness

Our alcohol and drug awareness class is a 4-hour court approved program. The class is known as ASAM 0.5 and it’s an early intervention program aimed at helping first offenders who may be at risk to become a habitual offender. This is a one-time class and it educates individuals about the dangers of long-time use and abuse of drugs and alcohol. We offer morning and evening classes and upon completion of the course, each participant will receive a certificate of completion. This course is court-approved in the State of Georgia.

  • Shoplifting/Theft Prevention

Our shoplifting & theft prevention class is a 3-hour court-approved course. If you have been caught shoplifting or stealing, a court may mandate that you attend this class. Georgia requires that shoplifting offenders complete this one-time course as part of their plea or probation requirements. In some cases, the court requires an offender complete a 5-15 hour program. We are happy to work out an individualized program to help you meet your requirements. This class offers individuals one-on-one instruction with a live instructor. Participants will learn about what causes people to shoplift and/or steal – including kleptomania or compulsive stealing. Participants will also learn effective strategies to help them stop stealing.

  •  Anger Management

The Diversion Center offers anger management classes that use the Choice-Based Anger Control method. This model explains that Anger is a choice and that individuals have the option to respond in a healthy or unhealthy manner when faced with challenging situations. If you have been required to take an anger management class for court or probation, we can help. This class can help you learn new ways of managing your anger. Our Certified Anger Management Specialists are experienced and specialize in helping educate individuals with different ways to deal with outbursts and/or violent behavior.

  • Family Violence Intervention

Our Family Violence Intervention course is a 24-week court-approved program. The State of Georgia requires that all individuals who are charged with family violence complete the 24-week Family Violence Intervention Program.

  • Values Clarification

The Values Clarification Class is a 4-week court-approved class that is an 8-hour course provided over the course of 4 weeks. The goal of this class is to educate at-risk individuals about the dangers of continued criminal activity. This court-approved program focuses on evaluating morals, values, ethics, and integrity. Social and psychological influences are examined in-depth and the class covers relapse prevention, anger management, self-esteem, substance abuse, theft, prostitution, and more.

  • Moral Reconation Therapy

We offer a MRT Program, which is a systematic treatment strategy that aims to reduce recidivism amongst juvenile and adult criminal offenders by increasing moral reasoning. MRT is a form of group counseling that uses structured group exercises to address ego, social, moral, and positive behavioral growth. Participants meet in groups once a week to complete the MRT workbook exercises and can complete all steps of the program in 20-24 weeks.  

  • Prime for Life

Prime for Life is a nationwide DUI Intervention and Prevention program that is used as a preventative measure for at-risk youth who have become involved with drugs or alcohol at an early age. We offer an 4, 8, and 12-hour Prime for Life classes.

  • Parenting Class

This class educates parents on the developmental stages of childhood and the effect of environmental factors on their child’s development. The goal for these classes is to help the parents understand what to expect at each stage of their child’s life so they can anticipate and respond in an appropriate way to better their child’s future.

  • Victim Impact Panel

The Victim Impact Panel class is used for most DUI cases and sometimes drug charges. It’s a 2-hour educational program that teaches individuals about the dangers of drinking and driving or drug-use and driving. This course is court-approved and offered weekly. Currently, due to COVID-19, this is only an online course. 

All of our courses are court-approved and offered virtually for all locations.  

We also provide: 

  • Mental Health Evaluations
  • Anger Management Evaluations
  • SAP Evaluations

Marietta, Georgia Virtual Alcohol and Drug Evaluation

The Diversion Center is an virtual alcohol and drug evaluation center located in Marietta, Georgia. We understand the importance of offering clients prompt and thorough evaluations and/or alcohol and drug treatment, so they can move forward and put this stressful situation behind them.    

About Us

At The Diversion Center, our staff are trained to identify substance abuse potential and offer the probation and pretrial diversion programs recommended treatment for at-risk or court-ordered individuals. Our staff is non-judgmental with each client they work with and are passionate about helping people through the process of moving forward after being charged with a crime. 

We always aim to provide each client with the best customer service. That means offering a safe space where people can ask questions freely and become educated on various strategies to help them overcome negative behaviors. We are transparent with each client we work with and it’s our goal to help individuals map-out the best plan of action to help them put this behind them and learn from their mistakes.

Our counselors always offer honest recommendations in a positive, judgment-free, and safe atmosphere. And all of our services are court-approved. If you have been charged with a crime and the courts have mandated that you take certain court-approved courses, contact us today. You can tell us a little more about yourself by filling out our online Contact Form or calling us at 404-503-8069. 

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The Diversion Center is located on 2480 Windy Hill Rd SE Suite 401, Marietta, Georgia. From Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) take I-285 W to Windy Hill Rd SE in Cobb County, and take the I-75 N exit from I-285 W. Then head east on Terminal Pkwy toward Airport Blvd, and turn right onto Riverdale Rd. Next turn right onto the ramp to Interstate 85 S, and keep right at the fork, follow signs for I-285 N/Birmingham and merge onto I-285 W. After that use the right 2 lanes to take the I-75 N exit toward Chattanooga, and keep right, follow signs for Windy Hill Rd/Smyrna. Afterwards, keep left at the fork, follow signs for Windy Hill Rd W and merge onto Windy Hill Rd SE, and follow Windy Hill Rd SE to your destination in Marietta. Then merge onto Windy Hill Rd SE, and make a U-turn at N Park Pl SE, next turn right. Finally, turn right, and Alcohol and Drug Evaluations The Diversion Center will be on the left.

We are open Monday to Friday from 09:00-6:00pm and Saturday from 09:00-2:00pm.

For additional questions, you can call us at (404) 503-8069 or find us on Yelp.