Colorado Assessments provides professional drug, alcohol, and substance use evaluations for Denver-area clients who need documentation for court, probation, DUI / DWAI, DMV, attorneys, employment, or personal concerns. In-person appointments are available nearby in Englewood, with Colorado telehealth available when clinically appropriate and accepted.
Denver Evaluation Services
The right evaluation depends on who requested it and what needs to be documented. These core Colorado Assessments services have dedicated pages with additional information about each pathway.
Evaluations for court orders, probation, diversion, sentencing, attorney referrals, legal documentation, and other court-related substance use requirements.
Evaluation options for impaired-driving matters, Colorado DMV / DOR requirements, repeat offenses, driver-related documentation, and some out-of-state requirements.
For approaching court, probation, attorney, DMV, employment, or other documentation deadlines. Faster comprehensive report options may be available depending on scheduling and case needs.
Denver clients may be able to complete an evaluation by secure Colorado telehealth when remote completion is clinically appropriate and accepted by the requesting organization.
Transparent Private-Pay Pricing
Colorado Assessments offers different levels of substance use evaluation because a brief administrative need is not the same as a DUI, probation, attorney-referred, or documentation-heavy legal matter. Call or text if you are unsure which level matches your requirement.
Brief self-report assessment and clinical opinion for straightforward Colorado DMV / DOR administrative needs.
Detailed clinical evaluation with a multi-page written report and expedited report options.
Expanded evaluation for higher-stakes, attorney-involved, multi-party, disputed, or documentation-heavy matters.
Colorado Assessments was where I turned when recommending a family member who was struggling to figure out where to go for a substance use evaluation in Denver after a DUI that occurred in another state. The provider was prompt, and my family member received a very professional evaluation report within days of meeting with Adam. I highly recommend Colorado Assessments.
Important DUI / DMV Distinction
A substance use evaluation is a clinical assessment. It should not be assumed to replace separately required alcohol and drug education, therapy, treatment, monitoring, testing, probation conditions, or DMV requirements.
Colorado DMV separately describes Level I and Level II alcohol and drug education and treatment requirements. If your paperwork mentions a class, treatment track, enrollment requirement, or another program, send that requirement before scheduling.
Colorado DMV — Alcohol & Drug Education / Treatment Information →What to Expect
The evaluation is designed to understand the referral question and relevant clinical circumstances—not to shame or judge the client. Send the requirement first whenever possible so the evaluation can match what is actually being requested.
Court, probation, DUI / DMV, attorney, employment, personal, or another referral reason.
Share your deadline and any court, probation, DMV, attorney, employer, or referral paperwork.
Relevant history, substance use, functioning, referral concerns, and appropriate clinical assessment information are reviewed.
The evaluator reviews the information and prepares the appropriate written findings and recommendations.
Denver-Specific Information
Colorado Assessments serves Denver residents and Denver-area clients from an appointment-only office just south of the city in Englewood. Colorado telehealth may also be available when clinically appropriate and accepted by the court, probation department, DMV, attorney, employer, or other requesting organization.
Denver & Colorado Resources
Colorado Assessments provides clinical evaluation services. Courts, probation departments, DMV, and treatment agencies maintain their own requirements. These official resources may help identify the instructions that apply to your situation.
Official Denver County Court probation information for supervision, client services, referrals, and probation-related contacts.
Visit Denver County Court Probation →Official Colorado Judicial Branch information explaining Denver District Court and Denver County Court probation contacts and responsibilities.
View Colorado Judicial Information →Colorado DMV information about Level I and Level II alcohol and drug education and treatment requirements.
View Colorado DMV Guidance →Need treatment rather than, or in addition to, an evaluation? SAMHSA provides a national treatment locator for substance use and mental health services.
Find Treatment Resources →
Substance Use Evaluator, M.A. Clinical Mental Health, LPCC, CAS, RPT, ADS. Adam provides structured drug, alcohol, and substance use evaluations for Colorado clients who need professional written documentation. Colorado Assessments operates with clinical oversight through South Platte Counseling, including supervision through Kirk Johnson, M.A., LPC, LAC, SAT.
Frequently Asked Questions
Colorado Assessments also provides focused mental health assessment and documentation for workplace accommodations, return-to-work needs, school and college accommodations, ESA / housing, employer forms, and other clinical letter needs.
Need an evaluation for court, probation, DUI / DWAI, DMV, an attorney, employment, or another requirement? Call or text Colorado Assessments with the reason for the evaluation, your deadline, and any paperwork or instructions you received.
Evaluation requirements and report acceptance are determined by the requesting party. Telehealth availability, documentation scope, clinical findings, recommendations, and report timing depend on clinical appropriateness, referral requirements, scheduling, and receipt of required information. Colorado Assessments does not guarantee a particular legal, DMV, probation, employment, diagnostic, or clinical outcome.