Online Classes for Court Ordered Requirements

Tom Wilson Counseling and TeleHealth Center Online Classes for Court Requirements

DUI Classes and other terms for a DUI and Alcohol, Drug, Substance Offenses


APC (Actual Physical Control)
BUI (Boating Under the Influence)
BWI (Boating While Intoxicated)
DUI (Driving Under the Influence, Impaired Driver, Intoxicated Driver)
DUID (Driving under the Influence of Drugs)
DUII (Driving while Under the Influence of Intoxicants)
DWAI (Driving While Ability Impaired, Driving While Alcohol Impaired)
DWI (Driving While Impaired, Driving While Intoxicated)
OUI (Operating Under the Influence, Operating While Under the Influence of alcohol or other drugs)
OUIL (Operating Under the Influence of Liquor)
OVI (Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs)
OVUII (Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence of an Intoxicant)
OVWI (Operating a Vessel While Intoxicated)
OWI (Operating While Intoxicated, Operating While Impaired, Operating While Under the Influence)
MIP (Minor in Possession)
MIC (Minor in Consumption)
Zero Tolerance Laws apply to persons under 21 who consume, purchase, or attempt or conspire to purchase alcohol even if they are not caught driving while intoxicated.

Check your state for court ordered requirements.

Register for online class by clicking the hours needed below.

DUI / DWI / OUI

  8 Hours
10 Hours
12 Hours
16 Hours
18 Hours
20 Hours
22 Hours
24 Hours
32 Hours
36 Hours
45 Hours
48 Hours
60 Hours
78 Hours

CALIFORNIA Non-Resident
12 Hours / SB 1176 Program
32 Hours / AB 541 Program
45 Hours / AB 762 Program
60 Hours / AB 1353 Program
78 Hours / SB 38 Program

Nevada Licensed School
  8 Hours
24 Hours

VICTIMS IMPACT PANEL

60 Minute Victim Panel

RELAPSE PREVENTION

  8 Hours
16 Hours

Alcohol / Drug / Substance

  8 Hours
12 Hours
16 Hours
20 Hours
24 Hours

DRUG DIVERSION
24 Hours

CALIFORNIA PC 1000
26 Hours - Deferred Entry of Judgment

Minor in Possession (MIP) / Minor in Consumption (MIC)

  4 Hours
  8 Hours
12 Hours
16 Hours
20 Hours
24 Hours

MICHIGAN MIP
Minor in Possession Class
 
TROPICANA HOUSING
Alcohol and Drug Awareness

ORGAN TRANSPLANT
Drug and Alcohol Abstinence Enhancement and Relapse Prevention Workshop

Anger Management

  4 Hours
  8 Hours
12 Hours
16 Hours
32 Hours

Cognitive Self-Change

  8 Hours
16 Hours
32 Hours

Domestic Violence Offense

24 Hours
26 Hours
32 Hours
36 Hours
52 Hours

DUI, Alcohol, Substance Evaluations

DUI / DWI Evaluation
Substance Abuse Evaluation
License Restoration

Petty Theft / Shoplifting

  4 Hours
  8 Hours
12 Hours
16 Hours

Thinking Errors

  8 Hours
16 Hours
32 Hours

Idaho Traffic Safety

IDAHO DMV APPROVED
Idaho Defensive Driving & Traffic Safety: $60.00

Parenting

FLORIDA
Florida Parent Education & Stabilization Course: $34.95

TEXAS
Texas Parent Education & Stabilization Course: $34.95

Other States
Parenting Apart: A Parenting Divorce Class: $34.95

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