I got a DWI. What do I need to do in to get my license back?
You must obtain a certificate of completion. A certificate of completion can be obtained by: Completing a substance abuse assessment at an authorized NC DWI Services provider, and completing the recommended level of treatment or education (ADETS) at an authorized NC DWI Services provider. I need an assessment for my DWI charge, where do I go to do this? You must complete your assessment at an authorized DWI Services Provider. What do I need to bring to the DWI assessment? 1. Documentation of Blood Alcohol Content 2. Citation 3. Picture ID How much will my DWI assessment cost? $100 What requirements would I have to meet to be eligible to be referred to Alcohol and Drug Education Traffic School (ADETS) instead of treatment? • You have no previous DWI offense conviction in your lifetime, and, you did not refuse to submit a chemical test, and your BAC was 0.14% or less at the time of your arrest, and • Your assessment does not identify a substance abuse handicap (i.e. a substance use disorder, mild, moderate or severe). How much does ADETS (education program) cost? Cost: $160 If I don’t qualify for ADETS (education), what are the other levels of treatment that I could be recommended to complete? • Short Term Outpatient Treatment - (Minimum of 20 contact hours over a minimum of 30 days) • Longer Term Outpatient Treatment - (Minimum 40 contact hours over a minimum of 60 days) • Day Treatment/Intensive Outpatient Treatment - (Minimum 90 hours over a minimum of 90 days) • Inpatient/Residential Treatment - (Minimum 90 days) I’m still confused, what can I do? Breathe. Call us today and we will answer any questions you have, 704-782-3050.
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Sandy Allen`
6/8/2017 08:49:38 am
Alanna, please tell me more about Heartmath? Thanks. Sandy
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AuthorsAlanna is the Owner and Clinical Director of Breathe., LLC. Alanna is a Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist, Registered Yoga Instructor, and Certified Heartmath Trainer. Alanna has over 20 years of experience working in the addictions field. Alanna takes a holistic approach when working with clients, combining the mind, body, and spirit in counseling. Archives
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