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Clear, practical insight into how drug and alcohol evaluations actually work — so you can walk in informed, prepared, and confident.
Used by individuals across the United States who want to understand the evaluation process before meeting with an assessor — whether ordered by a court, probation, workplace, or licensing board.
Who This Prep Guide Is For
This guide is for individuals who have been asked to complete a drug or alcohol evaluation and want to understand the process before meeting with an evaluator. It is especially helpful for evaluations ordered due to a DUI, court or probation requirement, workplace incident, licensing issue, or other mandated referral.
What This Prep Guide Helps You With
- Understand how drug and alcohol evaluations are structured
- Recognize common evaluation questions and patterns
- Avoid common mistakes that lead to unnecessary recommendations
- Reduce anxiety by knowing what to expect ahead of time
- Walk into your evaluation prepared and informed
Explore the Evaluation Process
Use the pages below to understand each part of the drug and alcohol evaluation process at your own pace.
- What Is a Drug & Alcohol Evaluation
- How Drug & Alcohol Evaluations Work
- How to Prepare for a Drug & Alcohol Evaluation
- Common Drug & Alcohol Evaluation Questions
- Common Mistakes People Make During Evaluations
Why Being Prepared Matters
Drug and alcohol evaluations can directly impact treatment recommendations, monitoring requirements, and legal or professional outcomes. Being unprepared can lead to misunderstandings, inaccurate assumptions, or more intensive recommendations than necessary. Preparation helps ensure the evaluation reflects your situation accurately.
What This Prep Guide Is — And Is Not
- Is: Educational preparation to help you understand the evaluation process
- Is: Designed to reduce confusion and anxiety before your appointment
- Is Not: Legal advice
- Is Not: Instructions on what to say or how to answer questions
- Is Not: A way to manipulate or misrepresent information
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