Meet Adam Krolicki, Provider of Colorado Substance Use Evaluations
Colorado substance use evaluations through Colorado Assessments are provided by Adam Krolicki for clients who need professional written documentation for court, probation, DUI or DMV, employment, school, licensing, attorney, or personal reasons.
Expert Witness
Professional, direct, and nonjudgmental.
Start with who asked for the evaluation, your deadline, and any paperwork or instructions.
The appointment includes a structured clinical interview. Additional tools or records may be used depending on the type of evaluation.
The written report is prepared after the appointment and after any information needed for the report has been received.
Evaluator Experience
Who provides Colorado substance use evaluations?
Adam Krolicki, Substance Use Evaluator, M.A., Clinical Mental Health, LPCC, CAS, RPT, provides drug, alcohol, and substance use evaluations through Colorado Assessments in connection with South Platte Counseling in Englewood, Colorado. His work focuses on people who need clear professional documentation for legal, administrative, professional, educational, or personal reasons.
Adam's Background
Adam's background includes addiction counseling, substance use assessment work, graduate-level counseling education, and direct clinical experience with people navigating mandated requirements and recovery-related concerns.
His approach is structured and straightforward. The goal is to understand the concern, gather relevant information, and provide clear written documentation without making the process feel more complicated than it needs to be.
Clinical Supervision
Colorado Assessments evaluations are completed with clinical supervision through South Platte Counseling. Kirk Johnson, M.A., LPC, LAC, SAT provides supervision within the broader clinical structure.
South Platte Counseling also provides the Englewood-based professional setting connected to Colorado Assessments.
Evaluation Options
What types of substance use evaluations does Adam provide?
Colorado Assessments offers several levels of Colorado substance use evaluations. If you are not sure which option you need, call or text with your paperwork and deadline before scheduling.
Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment
A limited-scope, telehealth-only option for qualifying first-time Colorado driving offenses and certain Colorado DMV matters when a concise written report is appropriate.
View Basic details →Standard Substance Use Evaluation
The full evaluation option for court, probation, DMV, in-state or out-of-state offenses, repeat or more involved matters, and referrals requiring detailed clinical documentation.
View Standard details →Complex Legal Matter Evaluation
For higher-complexity legal matters involving multiple sessions, extensive records, monitoring information, collateral information, attorney involvement, or more detailed written analysis.
View Complex Legal Matter details →Common Referral Reasons
Who commonly contacts Colorado Assessments?
People come to Colorado Assessments for many reasons. The requesting organization may have its own rules, forms, deadlines, or provider requirements.
What to Expect
What happens during a substance use evaluation?
A structured conversation, not an interrogation.
Most evaluations include a structured conversation about your background, substance use history, current concerns, and the reason the evaluation was requested.
Depending on the type of evaluation, Adam may also use screening or standardized assessment tools and review records, testing information, monitoring information, or other documents.
The written report reflects the information gathered during the evaluation. The goal is to provide professional documentation in clear language.
Have your deadline, referral source, and any forms or instructions ready.
Colorado Assessments does not provide child custody evaluations, CFI or PRE evaluations, psychological evaluations, competency evaluations, DOT SAP evaluations, parenting-time recommendations, or legal opinions.
Courts, probation departments, DMV offices, employers, schools, licensing bodies, attorneys, agencies, and other organizations decide what documentation they will accept and what action they will take.
Appointment Format
In-person in Englewood or telehealth across Colorado.
In-person appointments are available in Englewood. Colorado substance use evaluations may also be completed by telehealth when clinically appropriate and when the requesting court, probation department, DMV process, employer, school, licensing body, agency, or other organization accepts online completion.
Colorado Assessments is powered by South Platte Counseling.
Colorado Assessments focuses on substance use evaluations and written documentation. South Platte Counseling provides the broader Englewood-based clinical setting connected to the assessment service.
If a client needs ongoing counseling or addiction treatment after an evaluation, South Platte Counseling may be an option when appropriate. Counseling and treatment are separate from the evaluation itself.
Need professional Colorado substance use evaluations?
Call or text with the reason for the evaluation, your deadline, and any paperwork you received. We can help you understand which Colorado substance use evaluation service may fit the request and the next scheduling step.
Colorado Assessments provides professional substance use evaluations and written documentation, not legal advice. Requirements and report acceptance are determined by the requesting court, probation department, DMV, employer, school, licensing body, attorney, agency, or other organization.
Colorado Assessments is powered by South Platte Counseling.
Colorado Assessments provides substance use evaluations and written documentation, with an Englewood-based clinical setting through South Platte Counseling.
Separate services. Shared clinical support.
Evaluations are separate from ongoing counseling or treatment. South Platte Counseling may provide continued clinical support when appropriate.
Call or text with who requested the evaluation, your deadline, and any paperwork.
Colorado Assessments provides substance use evaluations and written documentation, not legal advice. Courts, probation departments, DMV offices, employers, schools, licensing bodies, attorneys, and agencies set their own requirements and determine what documentation they accept.