Did you get your license taking away because you got a DUI? Are you looking for a DUI program? Visit http://duiprograms.ohs.mhn.com and find out how Occupational Health Services can help you get your driver’s license back today!

Occupational Health Services has been committed to public safety since 1978, providing California State Licensed Driving under the Influence (DUI) Programs in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Diego, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Stanislaus Counties.

At Occupational Health Services our DUI services and education programs work closely with the criminal justice system and local officials in the county.

Our experienced staff will help you get your driver’s license back and help you change your lifestyle so you don’t find yourself in this position again!

Occupational Health Services offers Wet Reckless, 3-month first offender, 6-month first offender, 9-month first offender, 18-month multiple offender and (in Stanislaus County only) 30-month multiple offender programs.

Occupational Health Services primary goal is to help you stop drinking and driving so you can live a happier, healthier and safer life. We also help you satisfy your court order or DMV requirements and earn back your driver’s license.

What to Expect

Orientation. The orientation counselor will tell you everything you need to know about the program and help you select a schedule.

Individual assessment. Occupational Health Services counselors will use clinically based assessment tools to help you evaluate your alcohol/drug use. Once you understand where you are now, you can start making decisions about how you need to change and what it’s going to take to get there.

Education sessions. Occupational Health Services classes teach you about the legal, medical and social issues that come into play when people use alcohol and drugs. You’ll be assessed before you start the classes and after you finish, so your progress and understanding of the issues can be evaluated. Classes are taught by experienced, California State-certified instructors and include lectures, discussions and films.

Individual counseling. You’ll have face-to-face interviews with your counselor so he or she can assess any issues you may have that could prevent you from completing the program. Program attendance might require you to go to self-help meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Secular Organization of Sobriety or Rational Recovery to ensure you get all the help you need.

Counseling/group sessions. You’ll participate in counseling groups that encourage you to share ideas and information. This will help you identify and resolve any alcohol/drug-related problems. Group sessions give you the support you need at this stressful time, providing opportunities to examine your behavior and personal attitudes and identify/resolve alcohol and drug related problems.

Call our Enrollment Specialists at 1(855) DUI-8055 (1-855-384-8055), or request a referral to OHS!

For more Information visit http://duiprograms.ohs.mhn.com