Court Counseling Services, Inc. is a State Licensed Outpatient Clinic in Mesa, AZ specializing in alcohol and drug treatment programs.  Mike Rice is the director and practitioner for CCS, Inc.

Court Counseling Services takes great pride in the accuracy of their screenings and assessments.  All too often, many clients receive more treatment than necessary while others tend to receive insufficient treatment to be effective, resulting in the client receiving future alcohol/drug charges.  CCS cross references the client's responses, tests scores, and intake to insure an accurate assessment.

Clients at CCS are treated with utmost respect and not as criminals.   CCS will also notify the court, other referring agencies, and/or the MVD as to the client's completion of screening, and any recommendations for treatment or education.  In many cases, the client will not have any further communication with the courts or referring agency because CCS will reply on the client's behalf as to their compliance or non-compliance.

• Alcohol and drug treatment programs
• Alcohol/Drug screening and assessments
• DUI Programs
• MVD Screening for restricted licenses
• MVD Driver's License Evaluations for license reinstatement
• Couples' counseling
• One on one counseling
• Relationship counseling

Arizona Board of Behavioral Health License # BH 1837

General information regarding screening:

The purpose of alcohol/drug screening for the courts, an individual, or MVD is to determine what and how much, if any, education and treatment a client may need in order to avoid any future problems with alcohol and drugs and assist clients in dealing with substance abuse and/or dependence.

The process takes approximately 40 minutes to an hour and consists of three written psychometric tests and a one-on-one interview consisting of approximately 60 questions.  The written test responses and the one-on-one interview are correlated with the person's past history and current history of use or abstinence.

DUI Programs

Mike is the only certified Substance Abuse Therapist in Arizona who is also certifid in Choice Theory and Reality Therapy by Dr. William Glasser

Enrollment in alcohol/drug programs requires an evaluation or screen by a licensed alcohol screening agency.  After the screen/evaluation, a referral is made to take to the agency with whom treatment will be given.  Evaluations are only valid for 30 days.

The purpose of the screening/evaluation is to determine the specific needs of clients.  If screened by Court Counseling Services, you do not necessarily have to do treatment with them.  You will be given a minimum of three choices of agencies.  In some cases, a treatment agency closer to where you live would be more convenient than attending CCS.

• Level I DUI programs meet 3 times a week on  Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.
• Programs are two hours each and there is a choice of late afternoon from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM or evening  6:30 PM to 8:30 PM

MVD Evaluations for driver's license Reinstatement are by appointment only.  (Arizona and other states)

MVD Screening (Admin per se) for restricted drivers license.  By appointment only.

Outpatient treatment for drug and alcohol dependence meets on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at the same times as DUI programs.

Individual counseling for emotional issues, conflict resolution, couples counseling, and depression are 50 minute sessions, by appointment only, between the hours of 10:00 and 2:00 PM.

There will be a $25.00 administrative fee charged for clients who fail to attend their treatment program or keep their scheduled appointments with the exception of immediate family member deaths or  medical emergencies, both of which must be documented.

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