Training

We are dedicated to supporting judges in their critical role at the intersection of justice and public safety. Our training sessions are designed to provide insights into the connection between mental health and impaired driving behavior. By introducing tools like the CARS Screening System, we aim to enhance judicial decision-making with evidence-based approaches that promote appropriate treatment referrals, reduce recidivism, and support long-term client rehabilitation—ultimately improving courtroom outcomes and community safety.

We are committed to equipping Assistant and District Attorneys with the tools and knowledge needed to prosecute DUI/DWI cases more effectively and justly. Our training sessions focus on the role of mental health and substance use in impaired driving behavior and introduce evidence-based tools like the CARS Screening System. These resources support informed charging decisions, promote alternatives to incarceration where appropriate, and help improve client outcomes while maintaining public safety.

We are committed to supporting Defense Attorneys in their efforts to advocate effectively for clients facing DUI/DWI charges. Our training sessions focus on the impact of mental health and substance use on impaired driving, and introduce practical tools like the CARS Screening System. By integrating behavioral health insights into case strategy, attorneys can pursue more informed plea negotiations, promote appropriate treatment options, and work toward outcomes that support both client rehabilitation and public safety.

We are committed to equipping mental health providers with the tools and training needed to address the behavioral health factors underlying impaired driving. Our sessions focus on the role of substance use and mental health in DUI/DWI cases and introduce the CARS Screening System as a resource for accurate assessment and referral. By strengthening coordination with the justice system, providers can help ensure clients receive timely, targeted interventions that reduce recidivism and support long-term recovery.