We offer three different Substance Abuse Education classes. Each class is 3 hours and costs $100. Complete 3 to 9 hours according to your court order or referral. Before registering, confirm your required hours with your court or probation officer.
We offer three different Substance Abuse Education classes. Each class is 3 hours and costs $100. Complete 3 to 9 hours according to your court order or referral. Before registering, confirm your required hours with your court or probation officer.
Who is this class for?
Three different 3-hour classes are available at $100 each. Confirm the number of required hours with your court or probation officer.
What does the course cover?
How alcohol and other substances affect the brain and body.
The biology of dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal.
Warning signs of substance use disorder.
Triggers, cravings, and refusal skills.
Resources for follow-up assessment if needed.
How does it work?
Register and pay online or by phone.
Check the registration form and confirm access, deadlines, and completion documentation with our team before enrolling. Call 501-205-4570 with questions about your referral.
We email your completion certificate within one business day for delivery to your court.
Per 3-hour class
$100
Prepay required. Verify your specific scenario by calling 501-205-4570.
Substance Abuse Education FAQ
Most Arkansas courts accept our online substance abuse education for first-offense and lower-tier referrals. Confirm with your specific court or attorney before enrolling. Call 501-205-4570 if you need help understanding which course your sentence requires.
Check the registration form and confirm access, deadlines, and completion documentation with our team before enrolling. Call 501-205-4570 with questions about your referral.
Check the registration form and confirm access, deadlines, and completion documentation with our team before enrolling. Call 501-205-4570 with questions about your referral.
Three different 3-hour classes are available at $100 each. Confirm the number of required hours with your court or probation officer.
Free 15-minute consultation.
No obligation. Talk through what you need and whether we are the right fit.
Published: 2025-09-15 ·
Last updated: 2026-04-29 ·
Last clinically reviewed: 2026-04-29 by Dr. Kristy Burton, PhD, LPC-S, LADAC, AADC, MAC, CS, SAP, NCC
Related Questions
Will the court accept this online class?
Yes. The 3 hour substance abuse education class is approved by Arkansas courts and probation officers. Completion documentation is accepted as proof of completion for most first offense or lower level referrals.
How long do I have to complete the class?
Check the registration form and confirm access, deadlines, and completion documentation with our team before enrolling. Call 501-205-4570 with questions about your referral.
How do I complete more than 3 hours?
Three different 3-hour classes are available at $100 each. Confirm the number of required hours with your court or probation officer.
How do I confirm completion documentation?
Check the registration form and confirm access, deadlines, and completion documentation with our team before enrolling. Call 501-205-4570 with questions about your referral.
How do I know which class I need?
Three different 3-hour classes are available at $100 each. Confirm the number of required hours with your court or probation officer.
If you or someone you know is in crisis
988 — Suicide and Crisis Lifeline · call or text · 24/7 free
Text HOME to 741741 — Crisis Text Line · 24/7 free
988 then press 1 — Veterans Crisis Line
877-565-8860 — Trans Lifeline
1-800-662-4357 — SAMHSA National Helpline · substance use · 24/7 free
Sources retrieved April 2026. External resources reviewed for relevance to the topics on this page; Arkansas Counseling and Wellness Services is independent of the listed organizations except where directly noted.
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