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ARC ServicesDriver Assessment ServicesIn Wisconsin, all drivers convicted of alcohol or drug-related traffic violations are court ordered to make an appointment within 72 hours of their conviction (the 72-hour time line does not include weekends and/or holidays) with an approved assessment facility for an assessment of the driver's alcohol or drug use and development of an appropriate driver safety plan. In addition, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation can request that you complete an assessment based on an arrest, prior to conviction. Failure to contact the assessment facility to schedule the appointment within the 72-hour time frame will result in license suspension. Where you live determines where you need to have the assessment done. There is only one designated assessment facility in each county. In Waukesha County you must have the assessment completed at the Addiction Resource Council, Inc. Spanish Driver Assessment ServicesThe Council provides Intoxicated Driver Assessments in Spanish for Spanish-speaking residents of Dodge, Jefferson and Waukesha Counties. Underage Alcohol & Other Drug Use Restorative Justice & Lifestyle Risk Reduction ProgramIn Waukesha County , many Police Departments allow first-time underage drinking violators an opportunity to avoid the consequences of a citation and a court appearance by participating in the Stop and THINK Underage Alcohol & Other Drug Use Restorative Justice & Lifestyle Risk Reduction Program. The goals of this program are to prevent alcohol or drug related health and impairment problems by increasing abstinence and reducing high risk choices related to alcohol- and other drug-related problems among youth under age twenty-one (21) and to promote behavior change and help people protect the things they value. The referring police department will be informed when individuals fail to register within 72 business hours, or fail to attend the class or follow further recommendations. Such non-compliance may result in the issuing of a citation and being referred to court with all the accompanying penalties and consequences of a conviction. Most courts in Waukesha County also refer underage drinking violators to the Stop and THINK Program. Stop and THINK includes a 12-hour class held four sessions, one per week, with one individual Follow-Up Meeting attended 30 days following the course. The course is offered monthly. Participants need to register for the class within 72 hours of the conviction or offense (the 72 hour time line does not include weekends and/or holidays) or face the possibility of punitive court consequences. Some courts may require an assessment be done before attending any programming. If you are a Waukesha County resident, that assessment is done at the Addiction Resource Council. If you are not a Waukesha County resident, you may contact the Addiction Resource Council to obtain information on the designated assessment facility in other counties. Participants in the class receive screening to determine if an individual assessment is required in addition to completing the education. If an alcohol/other drug assessment is recommended, completing the assessment is required for successful completion of the class. The assessment will determine if any additional referrals to education or treatment are needed. Failure to successfully complete the assessment and recommendations will result in reporting that non-compliance to the police department, court or other referring agency. Such non-compliance could result in additional consequences such as fines or loss of driving privileges. click here for details (New) Drug ScreensThe Council recognizes that substance dependence and abuse pose a direct and significant threat to the safety, health, and well-being of our clients. As a result we are dedicated to offering our clients drug screens to assist in identifying individuals in need of treatment and/or documenting progress/abstinence in both adolescents and/or adults.
Smoking Cessation ServicesThe Council offers the American Lung Association’s Freedom From Smoking Clinics
For more information contact the Council at 262-524-7921 or info@arcouncil.net. (click here for details (New)
Workplace Health and Wellness ServicesSubstance use disorders affect all employees in all types of industries from manufacturing to information technology, from the boardroom to the shop floor. Alcohol alone costs American employers an estimated $134 billion in productivity losses, generally due to missed work. Making a small investment in effective prevention and treatment for substance use disorders, can help you reduce your costs and help your employees.
We offer affordable customized plans that include:
As a small nonprofit organization, we know how difficult it is to find affordable programs and services. For that reason, we specialize in providing affordable services to small and medium-sized employers. Call us today to schedule a free consultation appointment at 262-524-7921 or email us at info@arcouncil.net.
Educational ServicesADDICTION: Why Can’t They Just Stop (click here for details (New) PRIme for Life Lifestyle Risk Reduction Program
Family Intervention TrainingGet Your Loved One Sober click here for details (New)
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Mission:The Addiction Resource Council, Inc. is committed to serving the residents of Waukesha County by providing alcohol and other drug prevention education, intervention, assessment, referral services, and leadership; for collaboration among institutions, organizations and community-based agencies. |
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N683 Westmound Drive Waukesha, WI 53186 Phone:
262-524-7921 Fax: 262-524-7932 Design funded by Non-profit Management Fund Site design by Pizzazz Studios |
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