Alcohol/Drug Education/Minor in Possession

Overview

The Alcohol/Drug Education/Minor in Possession course is an eight-hour program that meets requirements for court-ordered alcohol and drug education or Minor in Possession (MIP) education. It helps participants examine the choices and behaviors that led to an alcohol- or drug-related offense and understand how substance use can affect their health, driving, relationships, and community.

Through discussion, videos, handouts, and guest speakers, participants explore the connection between their decisions and their actions, then develop practical strategies for making responsible choices.

What You’ll Learn

• Examine the values, choices, and behaviors that contributed to an arrest.
• Compare personal actions with applicable laws.
• Separate common myths from facts about alcohol and drug use.
• Understand how alcohol and drugs can impair driving skills.
• Explore the health consequences of substance use.
• Consider the financial and social costs of substance use to individuals and communities.
• Set goals for making healthier, more responsible decisions.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for individuals who need court-ordered alcohol or drug education, including those completing Minor in Possession (MIP) education requirements.