Online Alcohol Drug Class

Alcohol and Drug Awareness Education Classes

Our classes have been approved in all states for out of state residents who received a DUI or Minor in Possession in another state.  If you received a DUI , DWI or Minor in Possession charge in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming and are required to complete an alcohol class, alcohol awareness class or alcohol and drug education, and cannot find an in-person class in your area, are an out of state resident, or are currently living overseas, you can complete one of our DUI classes, alcohol classes, drug classes to meet court or agency requirements. Many states accept our online classes if you reside in the same state in which you received your citation.

Why choose Tom Wilson Counseling for your online class?


  • Tom Wilson Counseling Center has been providing ONLINE classes since 2005
  • Tom Wilson is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, an Internationally Certified Prevention Specialist and an approved DUI and Substance Abuse Evaluator
  • Approved by most states, courts, agencies, judges, attorneys, colleges, universities and employers
  • Convenient and affordable
  • SECURE registration and payment.  
  • PRIVACY. Your personal is NEVER shared with anyone unless you request it.
  • Classes and evaluations available 24/7
  • Live phone support, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm MST
  • Technical support via email for enrolled members
  • Personalized Alcohol Self Assessment and Feedback
  • FREE Proof of Enrollment
  • FREE Certificate of Completion
  • FREE Victims Impact Panel


Alabama Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Alaska DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Arizona DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
California Out-of-State Residents DUI Alcohol Minor in Possession Deferred Entry of Judgment Programs
Colorado Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Connecticut Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Delaware DUI Drinking Driver Program Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
District of Columbia DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes Diversion Program
Florida DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Georgia DUI Risk Reduction Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Hawaii DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Idaho DUI Impaired Driver Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Illinois DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Indiana DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Iowa DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Kansas DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Kentucky DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Louisiana DUI Intoxicated Driver Repeat Offender Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Maine DUI Risk Reduction Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Maryland DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Massachusetts DUI Driver Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Michigan DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Minnesota DUI DWI First Offender Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Mississippi DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Missouri DUI DWI Offender Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Montana DUI First Repeat Offender Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Nebraska DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Nevada DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
New Hampshire DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
New Jersey DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
New Mexico DUI DWI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
New York DUI Drinking Driver Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
North Carolina DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
North Dakota DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Ohio DUI Driver Intervention Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Oklahoma DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Oregon DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Pennsylvania DUI Alcohol Highway Safety Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Rhode Island DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
South Carolina DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
South Dakota DUI DWI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Tennessee DUI School Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Texas DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Utah DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Vermont DUI Alcohol Driving Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Virginia DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Washington DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
West Virginia DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Traffic Offender Minor in Possession Classes
Wisconsin DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes
Wyoming DUI Alcohol Drug Substance Minor in Possession Classes

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