About the program
What you can expect
DOEP is designed to educate participants about the dangers of drug abuse and drug-related illegal activity while helping them identify their own patterns of use and the consequences connected with those patterns.
The curriculum covers how drugs work, health concerns, laws, relationships, values and behavior, the costs of use and abuse, and available resources.
A major goal of the program is to help participants move from awareness to a practical personal action plan intended to reduce future drug-related and illegal behavior.
Program focus
What the program covers
History and dynamics of drug use
Drug and DWI laws
How drugs work and drugs of abuse
Health issues and HIV awareness
Values, relationships, and behavior
Resource options and personal action planning
Before you register
Confirm that your paperwork specifically requires Drug Offender Education / DOEP before choosing a class date.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How long is DOEP?
The standardized Texas Drug Offender Education Program is 15 hours.
What is the main purpose of DOEP?
The program combines education about drug-related risks and consequences with reflection on personal use patterns and development of an action plan.
Can I see current class availability online?
Yes. Select View Available Dates to continue to the current schedule for the matching DOEP class.