Drug and Alcohol Evaluation also known as Substance Abuse Evaluation (SAE) is an assessment of a person conducted by a licensed addiction counselor.
SAE is a process in which a trained professional assesses an individual's substance use history and current patterns of drug or alcohol use. The goal of the evaluation is to determine the severity of the individual's substance use disorder and to make recommendations for treatment. Drug & Alcohol Evaluations (SAE) are often required by courts as part of the legal process for individuals who have been charged with a drug- or alcohol-related offense.
SAE could be voluntary or court-ordered.
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED 🇺🇸 recognized throughout the United States and satisfy court, legal, and employment requirements.
Drug and Alcohol Evaluation also known as Substance Abuse Evaluation (SAE) is an assessment of a person conducted by a licensed addiction counselor.
SAE is a process in which a trained professional assesses an individual's substance use history and current patterns of drug or alcohol use. The goal of the evaluation is to determine the severity of the individual's substance use disorder and to make recommendations for treatment. Drug & Alcohol Evaluations (SAE) are often required by courts as part of the legal process for individuals who have been charged with a drug- or alcohol-related offense.
SAE could be voluntary or court-ordered.
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED 🇺🇸 recognized throughout the United States and satisfy court, legal, and employment requirements.
