About the program
What you can expect
The DWI Education Program is intended for people who have been directed to complete DWI education by a court, community supervision department, attorney, employer, or another referring agency.
The course helps participants understand how alcohol and other drugs affect driving ability, recognize personal drinking or drug-use and driving patterns, and develop more responsible decisions intended to reduce the likelihood of future DWI behavior.
Aliento Counseling provides bilingual assistance and an online registration process so you can review upcoming dates and continue directly to the class schedule.
Program focus
What the program covers
Texas DWI laws and traffic-safety issues
Effects of alcohol and drugs on the body
Alcohol, drugs, and driving-task abilities
Chemical dependency and warning signs
Personal and financial consequences of DWI
Decision-making and a personal prevention plan
Before you register
Requirements and deadlines can vary by case. Confirm with your court, probation officer, attorney, employer, or referring agency that DWI Education is the program you are required to complete.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How long is the DWI Education Program?
The standardized Texas DWI Education Program is 12 hours.
Is this the same as DWI Intervention for repeat offenders?
No. DWI Education and DWI Intervention are different program types. Confirm the exact program named in your referral or court paperwork.
Can I review dates before registering?
Yes. Use the View Available Dates button to open the current schedule for the matching Aliento Counseling class.