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Experience the Difference:

​ Why Still Waters Substance Abuse Evaluations are Different

Easy

Assessment: use a computer, tablet, iPad or smart phone

Private

Secure, Online, Electronic Assessments​

Convenient & Flexible

Evening & Weekend Appointments* 

Our substance abuse evaluations are completed by a  Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and will satisfy court and Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements for an OWI charge, possession, paraphernalia or gathering charge.  We are also licensed by the Iowa Department of Public Health to provide substance abuse treatment and substance abuse evaluations.  

* Evening & Weekend Appointments Subject to Availability

More Information About our Evaluation Process

How Still Waters does Assessments
(it's as easy as 1,2,3)

1. Use a credit card on our secure site or come to our office and pay for the assessment.
2. Complete the online assessment at your convenience and wherever you can get Wi-Fi which will take you bout 60 minutes.  
3. Meet face-to-face and complete the assessment. About 30 minutes.​

 In Iowa after an OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) charge if you want to get your license back, you have to get a substance abuse evaluation. Still Waters has several advantages.  Online assessments are the most convenient way to do your assessment because you can do it from the convenience of your own home or wherever you can get an internet connection.  After you complete the online assessment you meet with a Still Waters Counselor in person and we confidentially discuss, review and go over any questions from the assessment.  You should plan on this taking about 30-60 minutes.  The online assessment gives you an opportunity to talk to us
 
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How other agencies do Assessments

1. Schedule an appointment or go to a walk-in assessment.
2. Go to their office. Fill out a stack of paperwork in a waiting room with who knows how many other people (hoping no one that know you sees you).  This normally takes on average 30-60 minutes.
3. Wait.  Depending on how many other people show up for the walk-in assessments you may wait an additional 30-60 minutes, on busy days you many not even get seen the same day and have to come in a second time.
4. Meet face-to-face and complete the assessment. About 60 minutes, sometimes longer.