Checkpoint

What is CheckPoint?

Alcohol and/other Drug (AOD) Assessment Process:

1.  In person AOD assessment includes:

a.  Review of the Interim Suspension incident

b.  AOD Assessment includes, but is not limited to:

• Assessment of AOD Use – Current, history, date of first use
• Frequency of alcohol/other drug consumption per week/month
• Amount of alcohol/other drug consumed during each event
• Duration of each event
• Type of alcohol/other drug consumed
• History of blackouts
• Intent to get intoxicated
• Negative consequences of AOD use
• Effect on relationships, GPA, class/employment attendance and/or participation
• Legal issues
• Family history of alcohol/other drug use
• Personal concerns regarding alcohol/other drug use

2.  Following an assessment, possible education/treatment options include:

a.  No further education recommended

b.  Referral to E-Chug and/or E-Toke (on-line assessment/intervention followed by an in-person session to review)

c.  Referral to BASICS – minimum of two in-person sessions

d.  Referral to individual counseling (on campus)

e.  Referral to a higher level of treatment such as Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP, most common referral is to High Focus Center) or Residential Treatment (referral is dependent on health insurance).