Colorado DUI DWAI Alcohol Education Therapy Classes Level 1 2

Broadway Counseling Services of Denver and Broadway Counseling and Wellness Center
provides Alcohol / Drug & Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
for DUI / DWI / DWAI & MIP clients.
Our Level I ( 1 ), Level II ( 2 ) Education and Therapy programs are approved
for Court requirements and Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles ( DMV ) requirements.

In addition to our Level I ( 1 ), Level II ( 2 ) Education Programs, & Therapy Treatment Programs,
we also offer Relapse Prevention ( RP ), Moral Reconation Therapy ( MRT ),
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy ( CBT ) Programs and Individual Sessions.

Level I alcohol / drug education and Level II alcohol / drug education and therapy
programs, are defined by the Behavioral Health Administration

REQUIRED COLORADO EDUCATION AND TREATMENT ( THERAPY ) PATHS
( FOR PERSONS ARRESTED ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 2014 )

In July 2020
5280 Magazine reported
Colorado statistics state
that 5 deaths each day within
Colorado can be attributed
to excessive drinking.
54 percent of those deaths can
be attributed to binge drinking.

Drinking alcohol while
taking certain medications
can cause problems.
In fact, there are more than
150 medications that should
not be mixed with alcohol.
For example, if you are
taking antihistamines
for a cold or allergy and
drink alcohol, the alcohol
will increase the
drowsiness that the
medicine alone can cause,
making driving or
operating machinery even
more dangerous.
And if you are taking large
doses of the painkiller
acetaminophen and
drinking alcohol, you are
risking serious liver
damage.

Every day, almost 30 people in the United States die in motor vehicle crashes that involve an alcohol-impaired (DUI) driver . This amounts to one death every 51 minutes. (CDC)

Alcohol can damage every
organ in your body.
The alcohol is absorbed
directly into your
bloodstream and can
increase your risk for a
variety of life-threatening
diseases, including cancer.

Alcohol can produce detectable
impairments in memory
after only a few drinks
and, as the amount of
alcohol increases, so does
the degree of impairment.

Colorado DUI Arrests:
Each year in Colorado more
than 26,000 people are
arrested for Driving under
the influence of alcohol
( DUI ) or Driving under
the influence of Drugs
( DUID ).

**The alcohol / drug treatment program the court orders you
to complete for your DUI / DWI / DWAI / DUID offense may differ
from the Colorado ( DMV ) Division of Motor Vehicles
( Motor Vehicle Departments ) reinstatement requirements.

Nearly 88,000 people
(approximately 62,000 men
and 26,000 women) die from
alcohol-related causes
annually, making it the
fourth leading preventable
cause of death in the
United States.

In July 2020
5280 Magazine reported
that there has been a 35%
increase in the death rate from alcoholic liver disease
in Denver County
between 1999 and 2017.

WHAT IS A LEVEL I ( 1 ) EDUCATION PROGRAM?

Level I ( 1 ) Education Program consists of twelve ( 12 ) hours of alcohol / drug
( DUI / DWI / DWAI / DUID / MIP ) education counseling program as defined by OBH / ADAD,
over a minumum three ( 3 ) week period, with not more than four ( 4 ) hours
per one ( 1 ) calendar week.

WHEN IS A LEVEL I ( 1 ) EDUCATION PROGRAM REQUIRED?

A Level I ( 1 ) Education Program can be designated for persons
with a BAC less than .10 with no priors.
There are factors in which an alcohol evaluator can require additional treatment hours.

WHAT IS A LEVEL II ( 2 ) EDUCATION PROGRAM?

Level II ( 2 ) Education Program consists of twenty-four ( 24 ) hours of an alcohol / drug
( DUI / DWI / DWAI / DUID / MIP ) education counseling program, as defined by OBH / ADAD,
over a minimum twelve ( 12 ) week period with not more than two ( 2 ) hours
per one ( 1 ) calender week.

WHEN IS A LEVEL II ( 2 ) EDUCATION PROGRAM REQUIRED?

A Level II ( 2 ) Education Program can be designated for persons
with a BAC from .10 to .149 with no priors and no other clinical indicators.
A Level II ( 2 ) Education Program can be required for persons with
a BAC under .10 with clinical justification.

WHAT ARE THE TREATMENT TRACKS FOR COLORADO?

Treatment Tracks are required along with Level II ( 2 ) Alcohol / Drug
Education Programs under the following circumstances.

Broadway Counseling has been providing professional
alcohol / substance abuse services in the Metro Denver area for over 27 years.
Our initial Intake Assessment takes into consideration all problem areas of the client's life
that are creating dysfunctional behaviors through the use of drugs and or alcohol.
Treatment modalities and goals are specific to the client's identified individual needs
through assessment. This assessment includes identifying problem areas of concern i.e.,
patterns of alcohol / substance abuse, legal history, family, genetic factors, social history,
education, cultural factors, religion and philosophical beliefs.

Track A - 42 hours / 21 weeks Therapy Treatment:
No priors, BAC from .10 to .149 with one or more clinical indicators.
Can also be required with BAC under .10 with clinical justification.

Track B - 52 hours / 26 weeks Therapy Treatment:
No priors, BAC over .15, or refusal.
Can also be required with BAC under .15 with clinical justification.

Track D - 86 hours / 43 weeks Therapy Treatment:
One or more priors, BAC over .15, or refusal.
Can also be required with BAC under .15 with clinical justification.

Currently all Education, Therapy, Specialty & Individual sessions are conducted Virtual via ZOOM

Please contact:

Broadway Counseling Services of Denver at
duijourney.com
303-733-8784
[email protected]

or

Broadway Counseling and Wellness Center at
broadwaycounselingandwellness.com
720-242-7124
[email protected]

We work with the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles ( DMV )and Colorado Judicial Districts

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Licensed & Certified Colorado Treatment Agencies
through Behavioral Health Administration (BHA).
Our Level II Education & Therapy classes
are approved by the State of Colorado
Division of Motor Vehicles ( DMV ).