Last Updated on April 16, 2021 by Morris Green
Absolute Advocacy offers monthly ADETS classes in Charlotte and Concord NC that fit your schedule.
This 16-hour program will be offered on evenings and weekends to accommodate busy workday schedules.
You can now receive assessments, one-on-one and group counseling as well as ADETS classes at one of our two convenient locations in Charlotte or Concord.
Absolute Advocacy – Charlotte
Fax: (704) 271-1559
Absolute Advocacy – Concord
Suite 210,
Fax: (704) 271-1559
We offer ADETS courses for first time DWI offenders who meet specific criteria:
- Assessment shows no substance abuse handicap
- Blood alcohol content is .14 or less
- Assessor recommends ADETS course
The state regulated fee for the course is $160, and appointments are being made for next month’s program. There is a minimum enrollment of five and a maximum enrollment of 20. You can enroll in the course regardless of where you received your assessment.
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To make an appointment visit the “contact us” page or call 704-215-4095.
I would like to enroll in the ADETS class for Jan 11, 12, 13, 18 and 19 if possible. I was recommended for the ADETS classes by Lasky and Associates in Newton, NC.
Hi,
Thank you for contacting us. The January 2013 ADETS class is at capacity. Give me a call at 704-215-4095 or email me your information through the “Contact US” page and I will contact you if there is an opening.
Thanks,
Morris
Hi I wanted to know about attending the adets class on the weekends for this month of March
Hey Dennis,
I hope all is well. Feel free to contact us at 704-215-4095 and we will get you enrolled.
Thanks,
Morris
Is March enrollment at capacity??
Hey Heather,
We have two spots available for the March session. Feel free to give me a call at 704-215-4095 to discuss. How long ago did you do your assessment?
Regards,
Morris