AJI Counseling
About AJI Counseling — DUI & Substance Education in Idaho
Welcome to AJI Counseling, founded and led by Jake Irvin, CADC, with over two decades of experience specializing in DUI evaluations, substance abuse education, prevention, and counseling services. Since opening our doors in 2000, we’ve been committed to empowering individuals and supporting positive change through high‑quality, court‑approved programs in Coeur d’Alene and throughout Idaho.
At AJI Counseling, we focus on providing evidence‑based education that helps participants understand the effects of alcohol and drugs, make informed decisions, and meet legal and personal goals. Our most requested programs include the Alcohol Drug Information School (ADIS), available in 8‑, 16‑, and 32‑hour formats, the Victim Impact Panel (VIP), and the comprehensive ACT Class combining ADIS and VIP content. These courses are widely used by individuals who are court‑mandated following a DUI charge, as well as those seeking proactive education and personal growth.
We pride ourselves on offering flexible, mostly online options to fit your schedule, plus responsive support when you need it. Whether you’re fulfilling DUI requirements, preventing future offenses, or simply seeking deeper understanding, AJI Counseling provides trusted guidance, practical insights, and a community‑minded approach to learning and growth.
Your Path to Recovery and Prevention Starts Here
Online Court Ordered Courses
ACT – Assessment Course Treatment – ADIS & VIP Combination 12 hours
Includes:
- ADIS: Substance abuse education for first-time DUI cases
- VIP: Real-life impact stories, featuring Martin Lockett
Who it’s for:
- First-time DUI offenders
- Individuals required to complete court-ordered education
Victim Impact Panel (VIP) featuring Martin Lockett’s Story 4 Hours
Includes:
- Real-life testimonials from victims and offenders
- Personal story of Martin Lockett, highlighting the consequences of impaired driving
- Educational insights on the emotional and legal impact of DUI offenses
Who it’s for:
- Individuals convicted of DUI offenses
- Court-ordered participants
Alcohol Drug Information School (ADIS) 8 Hours
Includes:
- Educational course on the effects of alcohol and drugs
- Designed as a preventative measure for first-time DUI offenders
- Covers legal, health, and social consequences of substance abuse
- Teaches responsible decision-making strategies
Who it’s for:
- First-time DUI offenders
- Individuals required to complete court-ordered education
- Anyone seeking knowledge about substance use and its impact
Alcohol Drug Information School (ADIS) 32 Hours
Includes:
- Extensive educational program on alcohol and drug use
- Covers legal, physical, and psychological consequences of substance abuse
- Provides in-depth strategies for responsible decision-making and lifestyle changes
- Includes interactive discussions and case studies for deeper learning
Who it’s for:
- First-time DUI offenders requiring extended education
- Individuals mandated to complete an in-depth court-ordered substance abuse program
- Anyone seeking a thorough understanding of alcohol and drug use and its long-term effects
Alcohol Drug Information School (ADIS) 16 Hours
Includes:
- Comprehensive educational program on alcohol and drug use
- Preventative course designed for first-time DUI offenders
- Covers legal, physical, and psychological effects of substance use
- Teaches strategies for responsible decision-making and lifestyle changes
Who it’s for:
- First-time DUI offenders
- Individuals required to complete extended court-ordered education
- Anyone looking for in-depth knowledge on substance use and its impact
Alcohol and Drug Education Program for Youth (Ages 12-18) 16 Hours
Includes:
- Proactive educational program on the dangers of alcohol and drug use
- Covers substance abuse risks, peer pressure, and responsible decision-making
- Provides tools for resisting negative influences and building a healthy future
Who it’s for:
- Adolescents (ages 12-18) seeking education on alcohol and drug use
- Parents looking for prevention programs for their teens
- Schools or organizations wanting structured substance abuse education for youth
DUI Education Course
20 Hours
Includes:
- Comprehensive instruction on the physiological effects of alcohol and drugs, including how substances impact the body and impair driving ability
- Detailed explanation of Blood Alcohol Content (BAC), legal limits, and the legal consequences of DUI offenses
- Exploration of the psychological and sociological effects of substance use and how it influences behavior, decision-making, and relationships
- Overview of treatment options, recovery strategies, and community resources available for individuals seeking support
Who it’s for:
- Individuals required to complete a court-ordered DUI education program
- First-time DUI offenders who need an educational intervention program
- Individuals seeking to better understand the risks and consequences of alcohol and drug use
- Anyone looking to develop safer habits and informed decision-making regarding substance use