Court Referral Education Program (CREP)
Structured educational classes for individuals referred by the court after an alcohol or drug-related offense — reducing recidivism and empowering participants to make positive life changes since 1990.
Education, accountability, and change
Individuals are referred to SCAMHC by Court Referral Officers following an evaluation. The CREP provides structured educational classes to reduce alcohol- and drug-related crimes. Level I is a 12-hour course over four weeks; Level II is a 24-hour course over eight weeks. Fees must be paid in full before enrolling. Student sobriety is mandatory at all sessions.
- Level I: 12 hours over 4 weeks — $180 (includes workbook)
- Level II: 24 hours over 8 weeks — $330 (includes workbook)
- Classes offered in Butler, Coffee, and Covington counties
- Level II requires attendance at 4 AA and/or NA meetings
What CREP teaches
Alabama Laws
Education on Alabama laws related to alcohol and drugs.
Personal Change Plan
Guidance in creating an individualized plan for behavioral change.
Substance Effects
Understanding how substances affect the body, behavior, and the community.
Patterns of Abuse & Recovery
Learning to identify patterns of substance abuse and the pathways to recovery.
Decision-Making Skills
Strengthening decision-making and exploring healthy alternatives to negative behaviors.
Family Impact
Understanding how substance use impacts families and relationships.
Program Coordinator & Locations
Contact your court referral officer at the number below. Fees must be paid in full prior to enrollment. Contact your Court Referral Officer for the referral process.
