Chemical Health Assessments and Recommendations

A chemical health assessment is a simple, confidential evaluation to better understand someone’s alcohol or drug use. It helps determine if there’s a substance use issue or risk—and what kind of support, if any, might be helpful.

These assessments are often requested by courts, employers, schools, or treatment centers, especially after a DUI or other substance-related event.

What’s Involved

• One-on-one conversation with a licensed counselor

• Questions about substance use, health, work or school, legal history,

• Optional input from family, employers, or records (only with your permission)

• Clear results with a diagnosis (if needed), risk level, and next steps

• Written summary provided for legal, work, or treatment needs

Common Reasons for an Assessment

• DUI or DWI

• Workplace policy violations

• Custody or legal cases

• Probation or parole

• Starting a treatment program

LADC Supervision

Provides clinical and administrative oversight to Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors (LADCs) and Alcohol and Drug Counselor Trainees (ADC-Ts) including clinical supervision, ethical guidance, compliance, quality assurance, and documentation review. 

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Supervision

Providing oversight, guidance and support to Peer Recovery Specialists, ensuring they effectively deliver recovery-orientated services. This includes supervision, training, performance management, and adherence to ethical and professional standards. Advocating for peer support services within the organization and community. 

Coming Soon

• DOT SAP Assessments, August 2025

• Driving with Care Courses