Level 2 DUI Therapy
In Colorado
Court-Approved DUI Therapy
Ordered to Complete Level 2 DUI Therapy?
If a Colorado court, probation officer, or the DMV ordered Level 2 DUI therapy, you must complete a state-approved program that includes therapy.
Level 2 is more intensive than Level 1, and enrolling in the wrong program could delay compliance and reporting.
5280 Human Care Center provides court-approved Level 2 DUI therapy and helps you confirm your exact requirements before you enroll.
This Page Is for You If:
1. Your Paperwork
says Level 2 DUI therapy
2. You Were Assigned
Therapy
3. Your Case Involves
Higher risk or prior DUI history
Level 2 is required only in certain cases —
if you’re unsure whether Level 1 or Level 2 applies to you, it’s important to confirm before enrolling.
What is Level 2 DUI Therapy?
Level 2 DUI therapy is a court-ordered program required in higher-risk or repeat DUI cases.
Unlike Level 1, Level 2 includes:
- DUI education classes
- Therapy sessions
- Additional hours based on your assigned track
Programs must meet Colorado state requirements to be accepted.
Who Is Required to Take Level 2?
You may be required to complete Level 2 DUI therapy if your case includes:
- a second or subsequent DUI or DWAI
- a high BAC at the time of arrest
- refusal to submit to a chemical test
- aggravating factors
- a court or probation assessment assigning Level 2
If your paperwork mentions therapy, tracks, or extended hours, Level 2 is likely required.
What the Level 2 Program Includes
Education
- alcohol and substance use education
- impaired driving risks
- decision-making and behavioral awareness
Hours & Duration
- total hours vary by track (A-D)
- more hours than Level 1
- schedule depends on your case
Your court or probation paperwork will specify how many hours are required.
Therapy
- group therapy sessions
- clinically guided, insight-oriented work
- focus on reducing future risk
How the Level 2 Process Works
Most participants follow these steps:
1. Assessment/Intake
Your case is reviewed and your Level 2 track is confirmed.
2. Enrollment
Once requirements are clear, you enroll and schedule sessions.
3. Education & Therapy
You attend all required classes and therapy sessions.
4. Completion & Reporting
Documentation is submitted according to Colorado guidelines.
We can help guide you through each step.
Level 2 Tracks (A-D): What That Means
Colorado assigns Level 2 participants to a track based on factors like:
- BAC level
- Prior DUI history
- Refusal to test
- Assessment results
Each track has different hour and therapy requirements. If you’re unsure which track applies, we can help interpret your paperwork.
Level 2 vs. Level 1 (Quick Check)
- Level 1: education only, 12 hours
- Level 2: education and therapy, more intensive
How Level 2 Affects Your License
Completion of Level 2 is often required for:
- Probation compliance
- DMV requirements
- License reinstatement
After completion, documentation is provided according to Colorado reporting standards.
Why Choose 5280 Human Care Center
- State-approved Level 2 DUI education and therapy
- Experienced, licensed clinicians
- Clear guidance before enrollment
- Reliable court and DMV reporting
Get Started with Level 2 DUI Therapy
If you’ve been ordered to complete Level 2 DUI therapy in Colorado, we’re here to help.
Level 2 DUI Education and Therapy Pricing
A one-time $125 intake fee applies to all new clients.*
Program | Number of Sessions | Cost Per Session | Total Cost Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 Education | 6 | $35 | $210 |
| Level 2 Education | 12 | $35 | $420 |
| Level 2 Therapy Track A | 21 | $35 | $735 |
| Level 2 Therapy Track B | 26 | $35 | $910 |
| Level 2 Therapy Track C | 34 | $35 | $1,190 |
| Level 2 Therapy Track D | 43 | $35 | $1,505 |
*Session fees above do not include the $125 intake fee.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It’s typically required for higher-risk or repeat offenses.
Yes. All of our education and therapy services are offered online.
Your court paperwork or DMV requirements will specify which level applies. If you’re unsure, contact us for guidance.
If you are in immediate crisis and would like to talk to someone via phone or text, Colorado Crisis Services is available 24/7/365 and is free for all Coloradans and their families. To contact them, click here.
Additionally, the national 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is also free and available 24/7/365.
State and DMV Approved for all Colorado Counties
