Our thorough screening process diligently assesses clients' concerns, which include DUI, substance abuse, domestic violence, anger, depression, suicide, and trauma, allowing us to accurately identify the specific issues and align them with the appropriate program duration mandated by the Arizona Department of Health Services.

Level I DUI treatment for clients with substance use disorders is provided by these state-compliant programs. They use cognitive behavioral group counseling and the Matrix Early Recovery Skills Program to encourage a drug-free lifestyle. Level II DUI education is also provided, teaching skills for recovery and relapse prevention. Urine analysis may be required, if necessary, and prior completion of detoxification is required.

8 Hour Addictive Substance Brief Education (One 8 Hour Day): Our program, designed for clients who do not exhibit symptoms of substance use disorder, examines the effects of alcohol and other substance use on an individual's overall health, brain function, and future prospects, providing valuable insights and strategies for informed decision-making.

36-Hour Program: for client with mild symptoms of substance use disorder, with only one or two substance related citations.

54-Hour Program: for the client with moderate symptoms of substance use disorder, with no more than three substance related citations.

72-Hour Program: for the client with serious symptoms of substance use disorder, with no more than four substance related citations or with relapse prone issues.

90-Hour Program: for the client with severe symptoms of substance use disorder, with five or more substance related citations or with significant prone issues.

1.5 Hour Sessions (18 Session Diversion Program)

This program is only meant for clients who have not been found guilty of domestic abuse and who have been given the chance to participate in diversion by the court. It provides individualized guidance and tools to help people move toward better outcomes and personal development.

Note: only eligible to those who have not threatened or caused injury and has no prior offense for any aggressive behavior. 

1.5 Hour Sessions

These programs fulfill the state's standards for Domestic Violence Offender Treatment. They use cognitive behavioral group counseling to encourage, create, and sustain a violence- and substance-free lifestyle. Clients learn how to recognize, understand, and disengage from abusive attitudes and violent conduct. Clients learn how to resolve conflicts peacefully, as well as how to manage relationships and raise children. Substance addiction and rehabilitation are also discussed in each session. Urine analysis may be necessary.

26 Session Program: for the client who is a first offender, who caused no physical injury and who made no threat to injure.

36-Hour Program: for the client who committed a second domestic violence offense or first offense with injuries or threat to injure.

52 Session Program: for the client who committed a third domestic violence offense or any offense that involved a weapon, a death threat or life threatening injury.

Two 8 Hour Days

Designed for clients who have experienced a single DUI or other substance-related problem and do not exhibit any further signs of a substance use disorder, our program meets the requirements for Arizona's DUI Level II education, covering important subjects like DUI law, driving while intoxicated, and analyzing the effects of alcohol and drugs on a person's health, brain, relationships with family members, and prospects for the future.

1.5 Hour Sessions

These programs are intended for those who have engaged in destructive or rebellious criminal activity, as well as non-domestic disputes. (For instance, assault, property damage, road rage, theft, larceny, improper check writing, and non-domestic violence). To address and encourage change for thinking patterns, behaviors, and emotional reactions that have become harmful for the client, these programs use cognitive behavioral group counseling.

24-Hour Program: for the first offender that did not cause physical injury or threat of any kind.

36-Hour Program: for the client who committed a second domestic violence offense or first offense with injuries or threat to injure.

52-Hour Program: for the client who committed a third domestic violence offense or any offense that involved a weapon, a death threat or life threatening injury.

72-Hour Program: for the third time offender or any offender who caused major injury during the offense or made a death threat.