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Ohio Drug & Alcohol Awareness Classes
Live Zoom classes with Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC. 4 to 16 hours, from $100.
4-hour class: done in one session. 8–16 hours: a 4-hour intake, then up to five 1-hour sessions a week.
- Proof of enrollment the moment you pay
- Full refund if your court doesn’t accept it
This is education, not DUI school or treatment: if a DMV, Secretary of State, or DUI program set your requirement, confirm with them before you book.
- FormatLive on ZoomEvening and weekend classes
- Program length4 to 16 hoursThe hours on your paperwork
- PriceFrom $100One price covers every session
- CertificateThe day you finishWith an ID anyone can check
Ohio Drug & Alcohol Class Pricing
One price covers every session in your program.
Select the number of hours listed in your court order, probation instructions, employer notice, or referral paperwork. If your hours are unclear, call (734) 834-6934 before you book.
- Live Zoom instruction
- Instructor-led participation
- Verified attendance
- Signed certificate after completion
This is a drug and alcohol education class, not DUI school or substance abuse treatment. If your requirement comes from a DMV, the Secretary of State, or a DUI school or program, confirm with them before you book.
Not sure which program is right for you? Call (734) 834-6934 to speak with a counselor.
How It Works
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Court-Ordered Drug & Alcohol Awareness Education in Ohio
Drug and alcohol awareness education online for Ohio residents with a court, probation, or employer requirement. Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC leads every live Zoom class, and your certificate is issued once your hours are complete. This is education, not DUI school or treatment: if a DMV, Secretary of State, or DUI program set your requirement, confirm with them before you book.
About the class
Schroeder Counseling offers drug and alcohol awareness classes online to Ohio residents. You join live, interactive sessions led by Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC. The class is built for people who must complete substance awareness education, for example after a drug possession charge, a minor in possession (MIP) case, an underage drinking offense, or a substance-related probation violation. It is education, not treatment.
What you’ll learn
The evidence-based curriculum covers how drugs and alcohol affect the body and brain. You learn to recognize patterns of substance use and abuse. You explore the stages of addiction. You see how impaired driving harms victims and communities. You review the legal consequences of DUI/DWI and drug offenses. You practice responsible decision-making. You build healthy coping strategies to prevent future substance-related offenses.
If a court ordered it
You may be court-ordered to take a drug and alcohol awareness class in Ohio. It could be for underage possession, MIP, a drug paraphernalia charge, or another substance-related offense. The class comes in 4, 8, 12, or 16-hour lengths, with evening and weekend times that fit around your work and family. Select the number of hours listed in your court order, probation instructions, employer notice, or referral paperwork. If your hours are unclear, call (734) 834-6934 before you book.
Education, not treatment
This is a drug and alcohol education class, not DUI school or substance abuse treatment. If your requirement comes from a DMV, the Secretary of State, or a DUI school or program, confirm with them before you book. If your order calls for a substance abuse assessment or evaluation instead, that is a separate service we also offer.
Your certificate
Your signed certificate is issued the same day after you complete all required sessions and your attendance is verified. Each certificate lists your full name, total hours, session dates, and curriculum description. It also shows our counselor's credentials and verification details. On request, we send program information to your court, probation officer, or diversion coordinator.
For Ohio courts
If your order comes from a court in Ohio, such as Franklin County Municipal Court, Hamilton County Municipal Court, or Cleveland Municipal Court, you can take this class online from home. Each court sets its own rules, so confirm with your court or probation officer that a live online class fits your order.
Anywhere in Ohio
We serve clients in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Akron, spanning Franklin County, Cuyahoga County, Hamilton County, and Lucas County, and every other community in Ohio. Every session runs live over Zoom. So your city and how rural your county is do not affect your access or how fast you get your certificate.
See full pricing and enrollment details on our drug and alcohol classes page.
What's included
- Live online class for Ohio court and probation orders
- Led by Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC
- Evidence-based alcohol and drug education curriculum
- Choose 4, 8, 12, or 16 hours
- Live interactive Zoom sessions — not pre-recorded videos
- Certificate issued the day you complete your hours
- Covers impaired driving and its consequences
- Program details sent to your court or probation officer on request
- For MIP, underage drinking, and drug possession orders
- Evening and weekend class sessions available
What Ohio law says about alcohol and drugs
Plain-language notes on Ohio's alcohol and drug laws, each linked to the law it comes from.
Underage possession or consumption of beer or liquor in Ohio is a third-degree misdemeanor; supervision by a parent, guardian or adult spouse is an exception.
Ohio Rev. Code §§ 4301.69(E), 4301.99(D) (opens in a new tab)Ohio voters legalized adult marijuana in 2023; under rules rewritten effective March 20, 2026, adults 21 and older may possess up to 2.5 ounces from Ohio dispensaries or home grows, plus 15 grams of extract.
Ohio Rev. Code § 3796.221 (opens in a new tab)In Ohio, possessing a small amount of a Schedule III, IV or V drug is a first-degree misdemeanor for a first offense, while small amounts of cocaine or heroin are fifth-degree felonies.
Ohio Rev. Code § 2925.11(C) (opens in a new tab)Possessing drug paraphernalia in Ohio is a fourth-degree misdemeanor. Marijuana paraphernalia falls under a separate minor-misdemeanor offense, though adults 21 and older may possess accessories for legal adult-use marijuana.
Ohio Rev. Code §§ 2925.14, 2925.141, 3796.221 (opens in a new tab)Ohio’s intervention in lieu of conviction lets a court pause some cases, after a guilty plea, when drug or alcohol use contributed; the plan requires treatment, sobriety and random testing for one to five years, with dismissal on completion.
Ohio Rev. Code § 2951.041 (opens in a new tab)Ohio law treats public drunkenness as disorderly conduct: acting offensively in public, or creating a risk of harm, while voluntarily intoxicated is usually a minor misdemeanor.
Ohio Rev. Code § 2917.11(B) (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11, 2026. This is general information about Ohio law, not legal advice, and laws change. Ask your attorney how it applies to your case.
What clients say
Real Google reviews from Schroeder Counseling clients, word for word.
- Five stars.
“I had such a great experience with Jennifer, who completed my substance abuse evaluation. From the moment we started, she made me feel comfortable, heard, and completely free of judgment. … She was thorough while still being kind, patient, and respectful throughout the entire process.”
Jessilyn A.Google Review - Five stars.
“Jennifer is a genuine person who understands what the individuals in her class are going through. She helps you realize that what you were doing wasn’t working, and it took something to get you to address it. In a difficult process her class was a real blessing.”
Chauncey H.Google Review - Five stars.
“I had to see Jennifer for court and it was a fantastic experience. She seems to really care and she has a great sense of humor.”
Noah D.Google Review
Common Questions & Answers
Everything you need to know before enrolling. Can't find your answer? Call us.
It depends on your case. After a DUI, DWI, or OWI, a requirement can come from a court, a probation officer, the DMV or Secretary of State, or a DUI program, and each sets its own rules. Our class is drug and alcohol awareness education, not DUI school or treatment. Confirm with whoever gave you the requirement that this class fits before you book.
It depends on your order. The court, probation officer, or agency that ordered the class sets the hours. Classes come in 4, 8, 12, or 16-hour lengths. A 4-hour class is done in one live session. Longer programs start with a 4-hour live intake, then live 1-hour sessions — up to 5 a week — so an 8-hour program can be done in about a week and a 16-hour program in about 3 weeks. Pick the number your paperwork lists, or call (734) 834-6934 if it's unclear.
You can join our live, interactive Zoom sessions from anywhere in Ohio. Many courts and probation departments allow live online classes, but your judge or probation officer decides whether one counts for your case, so confirm before you book. Every session is led live by Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC, and your attendance is verified.
No. This is a drug and alcohol awareness education class. It covers impaired driving, but it is not DUI school or substance abuse treatment. If your order says DUI school, a DUI program, or treatment, or the requirement came from the DMV or Secretary of State, confirm with them before you book, or call us at (734) 834-6934.
Only if the agency that set the requirement says so. Driver's license requirements come from the DMV or Secretary of State, and they decide what counts. This class is drug and alcohol awareness education, not DUI school, so confirm with them before you book.
Schroeder Counseling keeps drug and alcohol awareness programs affordable. Prices start at $100 for a 4-hour class and scale with the hours on your order. There are no hidden fees, no registration costs, and no surprise charges. Court-mandated substance education should be within reach for all Ohio residents.
We serve clients across Ohio, including Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Akron, and every other city and town. Classes run live over Zoom, not in a physical classroom. So people in small towns and rural counties get the same access as people in Ohio's largest cities. You also get the same scheduling options, and your certificate is issued the day you complete your hours.
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Drug & Alcohol Classes in Ohio Cities
Classes run live on Zoom, so you can take part from any city in Ohio.
- Columbus, OHDrug & Alcohol Classes
- Cleveland, OHDrug & Alcohol Classes
- Cincinnati, OHDrug & Alcohol Classes
Also serving
- Toledo, OH
- Akron, OH
- Aberdeen, OH
- Ada, OH
- Adamsville, OH
- Addyston, OH
- Adelphi, OH
- Adena, OH
- Albany, OH
- Alexandria, OH
- Alger, OH
- Alledonia, OH
Ohio Courts We Serve
Live online drug & alcohol classes for cases in Ohio courts. Each court decides what it accepts, so confirm with yours before you book.
- Franklin County Municipal CourtClasses for this court
- Cleveland Municipal CourtClasses for this court
- Hamilton County Municipal CourtClasses for this court
More Ohio courts we serve
- Akron Municipal Court
- Toledo Municipal Court
- Dayton Municipal Court
- Youngstown Municipal Court
- Canton Municipal Court
- Lorain Municipal Court
- Elyria Municipal Court
- Parma Municipal Court
- Lakewood Municipal Court
- Euclid Municipal Court
- South Euclid Municipal Court
- Rocky River Municipal Court
Answers before you book
- What Is an Alcohol Awareness Class? (And When Courts Order One)What an alcohol awareness class covers, who gets ordered to take one, and how it differs from treatment and DUI school.Read the guide · 2 min
- Drug & Alcohol Education Class vs. Treatment Program: Understanding the DifferenceMany people confuse education classes with treatment programs. Learn the key differences and which one your court order requires.Read the guide · 2 min
- DUI Substance Abuse Evaluation: What You Need to KnowIf you have been charged with a DUI, you may need a substance abuse evaluation. Here is what the process involves.Read the guide · 2 min
Written Money-Back Guarantee
If your court or probation department does not accept the certificate we issued for your class, we refund your payment in full. Contact us within 30 calendar days of your completion date and include written documentation from the court or probation department. Read the guarantee terms
Available nationwide for court, probation, employer, diversion, and personal requirements. Acceptance is determined by the receiving court, probation department, employer, or ordering authority. Confirm your required hours, provider credentials, and live-online format before enrolling.