Telehealth and in-person appointments available.
Drug & Alcohol Evaluations
A DUI evaluation is a comprehensive assessment designed to determine the appropriate level of care necessary for mandated education or treatment following a DUI arrest.
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Encountering a legal issue related to alcohol, such as a driving under the influence (DUI) charge, can be a significant challenge. As part of the legal proceedings, an individual may be required to participate in a DUI assessment, which is also referred to as an alcohol assessment or evaluation.
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Anchored Life Services provides high-quality online assessments conducted by our trained and experienced evaluator. We approach each case with a high level of professionalism and careful attention to detail. At Anchored Life, we are committed and skilled in conducting assessments that meet court standards.
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What Instances Is a DUI Assessment Good For?
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A DUI assessment can help a judge determine if someone needs rehabilitation to help them overcome challenges involving alcohol or drugs.
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Seeking a DUI assessment can show a court someone’s willingness to take responsibility for a situation.
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A DUI assessment is often required to restore a driver’s license.
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$160 for the Evaluation
Insurance does not cover these evaluations and should be completed before your court date.
Drug & Alcohol Education
After completing your evaluation, you are often recommended to complete level .5 education classes or sometimes outpatient treatment. We offer high-quality online education classes to help fulfill your requirements. These classes can be done at your convenience from your phone or your computer.
No refunds once course has been completed.
Starting at $185 for 8-Hours
To schedule an evaluation or to make payment and begin an education course, email services@anchoredlifeservices.org
A gestational carrier is a woman who decides to carry a baby for someone who needs her help. To become a carrier, you will need to have a clinical interview to assess the surrogate and her partner to ensure they are psychologically stable and understand their role in the process.
A comprehensive diagnostic assessment (CDA) takes a holistic approach to assess all factors impacting overall health, including Lifestyle, Behaviors, Physical health, and Mental well-being. By examining these key areas, this thorough evaluation provides a clear and complete picture of an individual's health, enabling the development of a personalized care plan. The primary goal is to gather all relevant information to fully understand each person's unique health needs.
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​A psychological assessment is the process of evaluating an individual’s mental health and behavioral functioning using standardized tests, observations, and other assessment methods. It helps diagnose mental health conditions, guide treatment decisions, and monitor progress over time.​​​
Nutrition therapy involves assessing an individual's nutritional status, evaluating their specific nutritional needs, and implementing interventions or counseling to achieve optimal health outcomes. As a critical component of nutrition therapy, nutrition counseling provides personalized advice to individuals at nutritional risk due to factors like health history, dietary habits, medication use, or chronic conditions. The goal is to offer practical strategies for improving nutritional status, often in collaboration with the individual's healthcare provider.
Scheduling
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Telehealth Appointments
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Evening Availability
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Weekend Availability
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Gestational Carrier Assessments
Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessments
Psychological Evaluations
Nutrition Therapy