About the program
What you can expect
The Marijuana Intervention Program provides an educational setting for examining marijuana-related choices, risks, consequences, and patterns of use without reducing the participant to a single incident.
The program emphasizes awareness, personal responsibility, prevention, and the connection between choices, legal or referral consequences, relationships, goals, and day-to-day functioning.
Participants are encouraged to identify patterns, evaluate consequences, and consider practical decisions that can reduce the likelihood of future problems.
Program focus
What the program covers
Marijuana-related risks and consequences
Patterns of use and personal awareness
Decision-making and responsibility
Legal and referral consequences
Goals, relationships, and daily functioning
Prevention and future planning
Before you register
If MJIP was recommended or ordered, confirm that Marijuana Intervention is the exact program requested by your court, probation officer, attorney, or referring professional.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is MJIP focused on?
MJIP focuses on marijuana-related risks, consequences, patterns of use, responsibility, prevention, and decision-making.
Is this the same as DOEP?
No. MJIP and the Texas Drug Offender Education Program (DOEP) are separate program names. Follow the requirement listed in your paperwork.
How do I see available dates?
Select View Available Dates to open the current MJIP schedule.