Online DUI Classes and Counseling, Anywhere in Colorado

Programs you can attend online

• DUI Education and Therapy Programs
• Anger Management Program
• Cognitive Skills Program
• Victim Empathy Program
• Substance Abuse Treatment
• Interlock Enhancement Counseling (IEC)

What each program covers, how long it runs and what it costs is on our services page and the pricing page.

Do Colorado courts and the DMV accept online classes?

Licensed by the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration to provide DUI Level 1 and DUI Level 2 education and therapy classes. Colorado's rules for licensed DUI programs say that Level II education may be completed in person or by telehealth (2 CCR 502-1, section 10.7).

Your court, the DMV or your probation officer decides which level and track you have to complete. Confirm your requirements with them before you enroll, and tell us if they have asked for anything specific.

Wherever you live in Colorado

Getting to a licensed agency every week is hard in much of Colorado, and harder without a license to drive. Attending online takes the drive out of it.

Whether you live in Denver, Aurora, Fort Collins, Greeley, Boulder, Pueblo, Grand Junction, or a mountain or plains town a long way from the nearest agency, you join the same classes, led by the same counselors, as the clients who come to our Colorado Springs office.

How it works

1. Sign up online. Fill out the sign-up form and we will be in touch about next steps. Sign up for services.
2. Find a class time. Morning and evening classes are offered on several days of the week. The schedule shows which are online. See class schedules.
3. Join by Zoom. Classes meet on our secure Zoom telehealth platform. The guide covers setup and the class rules. How to attend on Zoom.
4. Pay online. Check your balance and pay from your phone or computer before each class. Make a payment.

Drug and alcohol evaluations and UA testing from a distance

A drug and alcohol evaluation includes a urinalysis (UA). If you cannot test with us in Colorado Springs, a facility near you that performs UAs can be used at your counselor's discretion, on these conditions:

• The test must meet strict collection practices.
• It must test for the full drug and alcohol panel required by the counselor performing your drug and alcohol evaluation.
• You must agree to, and sign for, the release of your UA results to us.
• The results must be sent to us only by the collection facility or the testing facility. Email is preferred.

A Good Life Counseling is not responsible for any delay in the completion of drug and alcohol evaluations as a result of not having yet received UA results or any circumstances that could occur that cause a delay between taking the UA test and us receiving the results.

If you test with us in Colorado Springs, see the UA instructions.

Who can enroll

Online classes are for people who live in Colorado and have a Colorado case. Two limits are worth knowing before you sign up:

More answers, including the one about Level II 4+, are in the full FAQ.

Common questions