Alcohol Awareness Classes, Drug Education, DUI classes and MIP programs for Johnson County - Missouri

AlcoholDrugClass.com is a national and global provider of Alcohol Awareness Classes, Drug Awareness Education Courses, DUI* (please get prior approval to take classes online for DUI requirements before enrolling) and Minor in possession classes and is available in Johnson County - Missouri. Our classes are an effective and convenient way to complete a Johnson County - Missouri Alcohol, Drug, or DUI* Awareness class without missing time from employment, school, of other life obligations. *Please check with your local court, probation and/or DMV to ensure an online class will be acceptable for your specific requirements.

Superior Alcohol Awareness classes, Drug Education, MIP and DUI* classes in Johnson County - Missouri

We offer several exceptional programs. A Level 1, 8 Hour Class, Level 2, 12 or 16 Hour program, a 24 Hour, Level 3 Alcohol, drug, MIP or DUI* Awareness Class for Johnson County - Missouri. Free Certificate of Completion shipped to your doorstep! Our courses are ideal for court ordered requirements, probation, employer, legal or self-growth. Certificate of completion awarded, free!

Unbeatable Customer Service for Johnson County - Missouri

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 signing up. 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.

Available Drug & Alcohol Awareness Classes

What you Need to Know about Johnson County - Missouri Drug and Alcohol Awareness, DUI* and MIP Classes Online

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. Alcohol abuse causes 500 million lost workdays each year. The long-term effects of alcoholism on your health are extremely detrimental. One seriously harmful side effect from long-term abuse is that it will can contribute to liver disease. In 2009, there were over 15,000 alcohol-induced liver disease deaths.

What are the statistics on alcohol and drug addiction among teenagers and college aged students?

Alcohol and Drug use is a serious problem in High Schools and College Campuses throughout the country. Statistical data show that 72% of our teenagers have tried alcoholic beverages before graduating from high school.

According to the Core Institute, 73% of college-aged students drink at least intermittently. In 2010, one in four young adults, ages 18-34 drank four or more alcoholic beverages in the span of a few hours. This is called binge drinking and is usually associated with peer pressure and parties.

Another interesting fact is that the higher the level of education, the more likely you are to use alcohol. Individuals who have accomplished a high school education 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. Data compiled from 2020 shows that the number of drug overdoses resulting in death, are now higher than the number of car fatalities each year. 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. College campuses across the country are experiencing high levels of prescription drug addiction. Prescription drugs seem to be fairly easily accessible and students use them to overcome shyness, to help relax and also to help them concentrate on tests. They also can give athletes an energy boost to increase stamina when playing sports.

Do the statistics change depending on where in the country I live?

Yes. Based on 2019 information on people 12 and older from the National Survey on Drug Use, illicit drug use was 11% in the West, 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 Johnson County - Missouri ?

Gaining support from our online classes will give you the boost you need both academically and mentally to get started on the track to recovery. The courses teach life skills to benefit those wrestling with addiction. They assist in teaching adolescents to refrain from use. Students will learn 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 Johnson County - Missouri

These classes will enlighten you to the dangers of alcohol and drug misuse. For teenagers, they are especially beneficial because young adults often feel like they are immortal. 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 how to overcome their addictions using current techniques. A major aspect of overcoming abuse, namely stress management, will be reviewed. Most importantly, individuals will learn gain insight on the most successful methods to maintain sobriety.

Online classes sound convenient, but what if I'm not computer savvy?

Our classes are easy to navigate. Just scroll through the information using your mouse. When you come upon a quiz, point and click on the correct answer. You do not need a printer. All the information is read on the screen, and all tests taken on the computer.

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

First confirm with the court that our online course will be sanctioned (they usually are). Then take the class, pass the final and we will send you a Certificate of Completion. This is the paperwork that authenticates that you passed the class. 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?

Be aware that people who call themselves "experts", but don't have any credentials run many classes posted on the Internet. 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 formulated the programs and is onhand to speak with Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PST with any questions or concerns. Our classes are also competitively priced.

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

Taking this class is a completely nonpublic situation. The student never has to show up in a public classroom in front of anyone you might know. You take the class in the privacy of your own home, at any time of the day or night. No other person needs to know that you are actively participating.

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. Refund request must be received within 60 days of purchase.

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Courts in Johnson County, Missouri

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