Stonewall Institute has made their DUI education class available online. Their 16-hour DUI education class is well-known for being both informative and entertaining. This self-paced management system allows you to simply login and take your DUI class anywhere and anytime! And its easy “click & go” system comes with free live tech support. Getting a DUI is no fun and a big hassle. Stonewall Institute makes taking the court assigned 16-hour DUI education class easy and convenient. If you’re struggling to meet the penalties assigned for your Arizona DUI, this online DUI class is perfect for you. Why put it off? Call today to enroll at 602-535-6468 or email to [email protected]. Or check out the website at www.stonewallinstitute.com.
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Low cost counseling Phoenix Arizona
Depression may be described as feeling sad, blue, unhappy, miserable, or down in the dumps. Most of us feel this way at one time or another for short periods.
True clinical depression is a mood disorder in which feelings of sadness, loss, anger, or frustration interfere with everyday life for weeks or longer.
The exact cause of depression is not known. Many researchers believe it is caused by chemical changes in the brain. This may be due to a problem with your genes, or triggered by certain stressful events. More likely, it’s a combination of both.
Some types of depression run in families. But depression can also occur if you have no family history of the illness. Anyone can develop depression, even kids.
The following may play a role in depression:
- Alcohol or drug abuse
- Certain medical conditions, including underactive thyroid, cancer, or long-term pain
- Certain medications such as steroids
- Sleeping problems
- Stressful life events, such as:
- Breaking up with a boyfriend or girlfriend
- Failing a class
- Death or illness of someone close to you
- Divorce
- Childhood abuse or neglect
- Job loss
- Social isolation (common in the elderly)
To schedule a Counseling appointment with Stonewall Institute, please contact us at 602-535-6468
ALCOHOL Screening Arizona
Stonewall Institute provides complete drug and alcohol screening Arizona to court ordered DUI Arizona individuals, and any other person in need of a substance abuse evaluation as required by the Arizona MVD and Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT).
People who abuse alcohol may have many of the same signs and symptoms as people who have full-blown alcoholism. However, if you abuse alcohol but aren’t completely addicted to it, you may not feel as much of a compulsion to drink. You may not have physical withdrawal symptoms when you don’t drink. But alcohol abuse can still cause serious problems. As with alcoholism, you may not be able to quit drinking without help.
The goal of the alcohol screening is to assess the extent of a client’s current and past alcohol abuse and/or dependence. If you would like to schedule an alcohol screening Arizona, contact the Stonewall Institute today at 602-535-6468.
Alcohol Screening Arizona
Stonewall Institute provides complete drug and alcohol screening Arizona to court ordered DUI Arizona individuals, and any other person in need of a substance abuse evaluation as required by the Arizona MVD and Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT).
Alcoholism is a chronic disease in which your body becomes dependent on alcohol. When you have alcoholism, you lose control over your drinking. You may not be able to control when you drink, how much you drink, or how long you drink on each occasion. If you have alcoholism, you continue to drink even though you know it’s causing problems with your relationships, health, work or finances.
To schedule an alcohol screening Arizonaappointment today to discuss your problems with alcohol, contact the Stonewall Institute at 602-535-6468.
alcohol screening Arizona
Stonewall Institute provides complete drug and alcohol screenings Arizona to court ordered DUI Arizona individuals, and any other person in need of a substance abuse evaluation as required by the Arizona MVD and Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT).
It’s possible to have a problem with alcohol but not have all the symptoms of alcoholism. This is known as “alcohol abuse,” which means you drink too much and it causes problems in your life although you aren’t completely dependent on alcohol. If you have alcoholism or you abuse alcohol, you may not be able to cut back or quit without help. A number of approaches are available to help you recover from alcoholism, including medications, counseling and self-help groups.
To schedule an alcohol screening Arizona, contact the Stonewall Institute today at 602-535-6468.
alcohol screening arizona
Stonewall Institute is licensed by The State of Arizona, Department of Behavioral Health Services as an approved DUI service agency under ARS 28-692 and a behavioral health service agency, outpatient clinic.
Stonewall Institute provides complete drug and alcohol screenings to court ordered DUI individuals (Arizona DUI), and any other person in need of a substance abuse evaluation.
The goal of the alcohol screening is to assess the extent of a client’s current and past alcohol abuse and/or dependence. Individuals are screened through an in-depth personal interview by a qualified professional which includes, but is not limited to, an assessment of:
1) Client psychosocial history
2) Physical health problems related to alcohol and/or drug use
3) Previous history of arrests related to alcohol and/or drug use
4) Decrease in attendance/productivity at work or school due to alcohol and/or drug use
5) Prior history of drug or alcohol treatment
Once the screening is complete, recommendations are made for DUI Education Arizona and/or Treatment dependent upon the results of the screening. DUI Screenings are conducted by appointment Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. The screenings are approximately 1 hour in length.
Types of Alcohol Problems
* Relatively low levels of alcohol consumption may increase risk for motor vehicle crashes, medication interactions, fetal effects, strokes caused by bleeding, and certain cancers.
* Alcohol use disorders include alcohol dependence (known as alcoholism) and alcohol abuse.
* Alcohol abuse is characterized by clinically significant impairment or distress but does not entail physical dependence.
* Alcohol dependence (alcoholism) is characterized by 10 diagnostic criteria according to the DSM-IV. These criteria include: impaired control over drinking, tolerance, withdrawal syndrome when alcohol is removed, neglect of normal activities for drinking, and continued drinking despite recurrent related physical or psychological problems.
Contact us today at 602-535-6468 to schedule an alcohol screening Arizona.
dui substance abuse evaluation arizona
Being stopped for a DUI is a stressful experience. You can be stopped for DUI in a variety of ways. The most common are:
- an officer stops you for some type of traffic infraction (or perceived traffic infraction) such as speeding, weaving, or failure to yield.
- an officer responds to an accident scene where he does not necessarily witness you driving.
Either way, just about every DUI police report will begin with the Officer’s observations of signs of alcohol ingestion, such as odor of alcohol and bloodshot, watery eyes. Notwithstanding the fact that these are signs only indicative of ingestion, not necessarily impairment, the Officer will use this as a basis for “further investigation.”
“Further Investigation” in this context means asking you to step out of your car and perform field sobriety tests. The Officer will pay close attention to how you exit the car, the manner in which you provide him with your driver’s license, registration and insurance and the manner of your speech. Then the Officer will ask you to do Field Sobriety Tests. Depending on what the Officer observes and his suspicions, he will place you under arrest for DUI.
So, if you’ve been stopped for DUI, how do you respond? First — and most importantly — you must be courteous. Don’t try to bargain your way out of this. Be respectful. Second, ask for a private place to speak to an attorney. The Officer probably will not allow you to speak to one immediately, however, if he ultimately does not honor your request, your entire case can be thrown out.
State law requires all persons who seek the reinstatement of Arizona driving privileges following an alcohol or drug-related revocation to provide the Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) with a current substance abuse evaluation. The evaluation is required as part of the Revocation Investigation packet administered by the Arizona MVD. Stonewall Institute offers DUI evaluation services in order for individuals to be considered for the reinstatement of driving privileges in the state of Arizona.
To schedule a DUI Substance Abuse Evaluation Arizna, contact Stonewall Institute at 602-535-6468.
DUI substance abuse evaluation Arizona
Stonewall Institute offers DUI evaluation services Arizona in order for individuals to be considered for the reinstatement of driving privileges in the state of Arizona.
In Arizona there are specific laws and penalties for people who fall under the category of “Extreme DUI“. A person is said to be an Extreme DUI if their blood alcohol concentration is 0.15 or higher within two hours of driving or being in actual control of a vehicle. A person convicted of Extreme DUI Arizona is convicted of a criminal misdemeanor.
First Extreme DUI Conviction
$900 fine ($500 + 80% surcharge) PLUS another $250 for a “DUI Assessment” PLUS $1250 extreme DUI assessment. Your drivers license will be revoked for 1 year. You will also have to install (at your expense) a interlock ignition device in all of your vehicles. The vehicle will not start unless you blow into the device and prove that you have not consumed any alcohol.
Second Extreme DUI Conviction(Within 5 years of the first)
$450 fine ($250 + 80% surcharge) PLUS another $250 for a “DUI Assessment” PLUS $1000 extreme DUI assessment. Your drivers license will be suspended from 90 days to 1 year. You will also have to install (at your expense) a interlock ignition device in all of your vehicles. The vehicle will not start unless you blow into the device and prove that you have not consumed any alcohol.
State law requires all persons who seek the reinstatement of Arizona driving privileges following an alcohol or drug-related revocation to provide the Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) with a current substance abuse evaluation. The evaluation is required as part of the Revocation Investigation packet administered by the Arizona MVD.
To schedule a DUI Substance Abuse Evaluation Arizona, contact Stonewall Institute at 602-535-6468.
DUI Substance Abuse Evaluation Tempe
Stonewall Institute offers DUI evaluation services Tempe in order for individuals to be considered for the reinstatement of driving privileges in the state of Arizona. Below you will find a break down of the Arizona law for drunk driving should you find yourself facing a DUI conviction.
First Drunk Driving Conviction
- DUI Base Fine = $250
- Arizona DUI Surcharge = $200
- Probation Surcharge = $10
- Prison Construction Assessment = $500
- Arizona Xtra DUI Assessment = $500
- Jail – Minimum 24 Hours up to 10 Days
- License Suspension – From 90-360 Days
- Ignition Interlock Device – Court May Order Installation of Ignition Interlock Device at the expense of the Convicted DUI Offender.
State law also requires all persons who seek the reinstatement of Arizona driving privileges following an alcohol or drug-related revocation to provide the Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) with a current substance abuse evaluation.
To schedule an appointment today to meet with a counselor regarding a DUI Substance Abuse Evaluation Tempe, contact the Stonewall Institute at 602-535-6468.
DUI Substance Abuse Evaluation Phoenix
Stonewall Institute offers DUI evaluation services Phoenix in order for individuals to be considered for the reinstatement of driving privileges in the state of Arizona. Below you will find a break down of the Arizona law for drunk driving should you find yourself facing a DUI conviction.
First Drunk Driving Conviction
- DUI Base Fine = $250
- Arizona DUI Surcharge = $200
- Probation Surcharge = $10
- Prison Construction Assessment = $500
- Arizona Xtra DUI Assessment = $500
- Jail – Minimum 24 Hours up to 10 Days
- License Suspension – From 90-360 Days
- Ignition Interlock Device – Court May Order Installation of Ignition Interlock Device at the expense of the Convicted DUI Offender.
State law also requires all persons who seek the reinstatement of Arizona driving privileges following an alcohol or drug-related revocation to provide the Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) with a current substance abuse evaluation.
To schedule an appointment today to meet with a counselor regarding a DUI Substance Abuse Evaluation Phoenix, contact the Stonewall Institute at 602-535-6468.