Court Mandated/DUI Programs

Receiving a DUI can be a devastating experience, one that should not be taken lightly. The professionals at Arlington Center for Recovery are experienced, knowledgeable and available to provide the comprehensive treatment services necessary to insure the most positive outcome. Our DUI programs meet the requirements of the courts, probation, Secretary of State and employers. We are licensed by the State of Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (DASA).

DUI Evaluation

A certified addiction counselor will conduct a face-to-face interview to determine the most appropriate course of treatment.  An individual’s level of risk will be determined by driving records, drinking or substance use patterns, medical and psychological factors.

You will need to provide:

• A current driving abstract (available from the Secretary of State's office.)
• BAC results of DUI arrest (Notice of Summary Suspension.)
• Other information pertaining to current or past arrests/treatment, if applicable.

Risk Education

Risk Education is a 10-hour educational program required for clients whose risk classification is minimal, moderate or significant. The four 2½ hour classes cover legal issues, medical aspects of drinking and drug use, family impact and personal change. We provide both day and evening classes.

Minimum Risk

Minimal Risk classification requires 10 hours of Risk Education. Day and evening classes are available.

Moderate Risk

Moderate Risk classification requires Risk Education and 12 hours of early intervention counseling focusing on an individual's relationship to alcohol and other drugs. Day and evening groups are available.

Significant Risk

Significant Risk classification requires Risk Education and a minimum of 20 hours of outpatient counseling based on addressing the individual's abusive relationship to alcohol and/or drugs. A continuing care plan will be based upon individual needs. Day and evening groups are available.

High Risk

High Risk classification requires a minimum of 75 hours of outpatient counseling addressing the client's abusive and/or dependent relationship to alcohol and/or other drugs. A continuing care plan will be based upon individual needs. Day and evening groups are available.

License Reinstatement

Arlington Center's counselors are trained and approved by the State of Illinois to assist in Secretary of State driver's license reinstatement needs such as evaluations, updates, denial reviews, treatment waivers and hearing processes.

For information call:

847-427-9680

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