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12-Hour Alcohol Education (AEP) Program

Allover Healthcare Group's 12-Hour Alcohol Education Program (AEP) is designed for individuals who have been convicted of DWI/DUI violations or anyone interested in understanding alcohol use and abuse.
All DWI/DUI Alcohol Education clients undergo an initial assessment and treatment plan to determine the required level of care. If necessary, referrals for mental health services, social services, or substance abuse treatment will be provided.
12-Hour Alcohol Education (AEP) Program
Allover Healthcare Group offers a state-certified 12-Hour Alcohol Education (AEP) Program, with certificates accepted by all Maryland Courts and the Maryland MVA. This 6-week program provides 2 hours of alcohol education per week, in accordance with COMAR regulations, and is taught by a certified addiction counselor. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certificate of completion.
The 12-Hour Alcohol Education (AEP) Program is available on weekends and weekdays. Classes for first-time offenders are offered once a week for 2 hours over 6 weeks. Classes are also available in Spanish.
26-Week or 90-Day DUI Program
Our 26-week or 90-day DUI Treatment Program is designed for individuals with a history of alcohol or drug use, or multiple DUI offenses. Participants are provided with tools to change high-risk behaviors and manage their alcohol or drug use problems. This program is a treatment program, not an Alcohol Education Program. The 12-hour DUI curriculum is integrated into the 26-week or 90-day program.

Class Schedule Day and Time
Classes are held once a week for 2 hours: Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and Thursdays from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Fees Breakdown
- Initial Assessment: $150
- 12-Hour Class: $300
- Total Cost for the 6-Week Program: $450
Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate that is accepted by the court system, MVA, or DMV.
To Schedule an Assessment
Please call us at 443-759-8827 or 443-379-4113 to schedule your initial assessment and intake.
To refer a client, click here to fill out our online referral form or download the form and email it to info@alloverhealthcaregroup.com or fax it to 443-759-8870.
The 12-Hour Alcohol Education Program (AEP) offers several benefits, especially for individuals convicted of alcohol-related offenses or seeking education on alcohol use:
- Education and Awareness: Gain a comprehensive understanding of alcohol's effects on the body, risks associated with abuse, and strategies for responsible drinking.
- Legal Compliance: Completion of the program may be required by law for individuals convicted of alcohol-related offenses such as DUI, potentially reducing penalties.
- License Reinstatement: For individuals with suspended or revoked licenses due to alcohol-related offenses, completing the AEP may be a prerequisite for reinstatement.
- Personal Growth and Development: The program helps participants address underlying issues like stress management, coping skills, and decision-making strategies.
- Insurance Benefits: Some insurance providers offer discounts to individuals who complete alcohol education programs.
- Community Support: Participants can connect with a supportive peer community working toward positive behavioral change.
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Overall, the 12-Hour Alcohol Education Program provides individuals with valuable knowledge, skills, and support to make healthier decisions, helping to avoid future legal or personal consequences related to alcohol use.