Alcohol Awareness Classes, Drug Education, DUI classes and MIP programs for Floyd County - Georgia

AlcoholDrugClass.com is a national leading provider of Online Drug and Alcohol Awareness classes, and MIP Classes and is available in Floyd County - Georgia. Our classes are a superior and cost effective way to complete a Floyd County - Georgia Alcohol Awareness or Drug Education class without missing time from employment, school, of other life obligations.

Superior Alcohol Awareness classes, Drug Education, MIP classes in Floyd County - Georgia

We offer several exceptional programs. A Level 1, 8 Hour Class, Level 2, 12 or 16 Hour program, a 24 Hour, Level 3 Alcohol Awareness, Drug Education, and MIP, MIC Classes for Floyd County - Georgia. A Certificate of Completion is issued at no additional cost! Our courses are ideal for court ordered requirements, probation, employer, legal or self-growth. Certificate of completion awarded, free! The state of GA will not allow an online class for a DUI or DMV specific requirement. You may be able to take the class online for a court requirement. Please get prior approval before registration.

Unbeatable Customer Service for Floyd County - Georgia

We stand behind our brand and offer the best customer service in the industry. We also guarantee the acceptance of any of our classes, so there is no risk in registering. Need to speak with someone live. Try calling our office anytime M-F 9am-7pm or email us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Most weekly requirements can be taken in hours. So, for example, if you have a 12 week class, we would recommend taking our 12 hour program.

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Some Interesting Statistics for our Floyd County - Georgia Alcohol, Drug Awareness

Note: GA does not accept online classes for DUI requirements. You must get prior written approval to take this class online before enrolling.

Did you know that alcoholism is a highly preventable and deadly disease? It is one of the top 3 causes of death in our country each year. This addiction causes 500 million lost workdays each year. Alcoholism over many years is incredibly harmful to your health. One seriously harmful side effect from long-term abuse is that it can progress to liver disease. In 2009, there were over 15,000 alcohol-induced liver disease deaths.

What are the statistics on alcohol and drug abuse among teenagers and young adults?

Alcohol and Drug use is a serious problem in High Schools and College Campuses throughout the country. Numbers show that 72% of our teenagers have consumed alcohol prior to graduating from high school.

According to the Core Institute, 73% of students in college drink at least intermittently. In 2010, 1 out of 4 people, ages 18-34 drank four or more alcoholic beverages in the span of a few hours. This is what is known as Binge Drinking and is highly dangerous.

Often people associate alcohol abuse with uneducated, blue collar workers. However, the statistics show that the higher the level of the education, the higher the level of alcohol consumption. Among adults who have a high school diploma or less, 36.8% {were current drinkers in 2010. However, college graduates ranked in at 69.1% of current drinkers during that time period.

What Does Drug Abuse In America look like?

Approximately 12.8 million Americans who are 12 or older, currently use illegal drugs. Government statistics show that drug overdoses resulting in death, as recently as 2009, were more than car fatalities. Abuse of prescription drugs has dramatically increased over the years as new, accessible and more powerful drugs have been introduced into the marketplace.

Substance abuse in young adults is associated with depression, poor performance in school and often violence. Increasing prescription drug use and addiction is a growing trend among students on college campuses. Students use these drugs to relax and socialize and also to help with concentration when taking finals or writing papers. Even to increase stamina when playing sports.

Are some parts of the country more prone to drug and alcohol abuse?

Yes. According to the 2010 National Survey on Drug Use, it is highest in the West at 11%, 9.4% in the Northeast, 8.2% in the Midwest and 7.8% in the South.

The rate of past month alcohol use was 57.8% in the Northeast, 54.7% in the Midwest, 51% in the West, and 47.5% in the South.

In general, smaller more rural communities have higher rates of alcohol and drug abuse.

How can I help avoid becoming one of these statistics in Floyd County - Georgia ?

Taking our online courses is an excellent way to educate yourself (or a family member) and to begin your path to recovery. Our programs teach life skills to assist individuals battling with addiction. They assist in teaching adolescents to refrain from use. Students will gain knowledge of the hazards of becoming involved with drugs and alcohol and will be primed with information to help avoid caving in to the influence of friends.

What will I learn from your alcohol awareness, DUI, drug education or MIP/MIC classes online for Floyd County - Georgia

These classes will enlighten you to the dangers of drug and alcohol addiction. For teenagers, they are especially beneficial because young adults often feel like they are indestructible. The classes will discuss the short and long-term effects on you physically, on those around you and the subsequent accidents and potential perils that can result from your careless behavior.

Students will learn the most recent techniques to help break the habit. Learn stress management and how to resist peer pressure. Most importantly, individuals will learn gain insight on the most successful methods to maintain sobriety.

What if I'm not good with using the computer?

Our classes are simple to navigate. Just scroll through the information using your mouse. When you come upon a quiz, point and click on the correct answer. Nothing needs to be downloaded or printed.

What do I do if I need this course to fulfill a court mandate in Floyd County - Georgia?

First confirm with the court that our online program will be approved (they usually are). Then take the class, pass the final and we will send you a Certificate of Completion. This is the official document you present to the court to prove you took and passed the program. The Certificate of Completion is included in the price of the course.

How do I know which online class to pick, there are so many?

First of all, read through the credentials. Many classes are run by people who don't have any credentials. Our classes are rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau and have been created by Dr. Ari Novick. Dr. Novick is a licensed practicing physician in Orange County, California. He has a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the California Graduate Institute. He has created the programs and is available to speak with Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PST with any feedback. Our classes are also competitively priced.

I am a private person. Who will find out I've enrolled in this Floyd County - Georgia class?

Taking this class is a completely nonpublic situation. You will never have to show up in a public classroom in front of others. You can take the courses when no other person is around and at any time of the day or night. No other person needs to know that you are taking it.

What if I don't end up liking the class?

If you are not happy with the program, you can request a full refund with written proof of why your were dissatisfied. We must receive this request within 60 days of your purchase.

Note: GA does not accept online classes for DUI requirements. You must get prior written approval to take this class online before enrolling.

*DUI class Acceptance and disclaimer information, click here The state of FL does not allow online classes for DUI requirements. You may be able to take a online class for other requirements, such as court order with prior approval.

Courts in Floyd County, Georgia

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