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A DUI changes things. What happens next is up to you.
A DUI can feel like the ground shifting beneath your feet — especially when you've worked hard to build a career, a reputation, and a life that looks put-together from the outside. There's the legal process to navigate, yes. But for many people, there's also a quieter, more honest question underneath all of it:
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Has my substance use been more of a problem than I've been willing to admit?
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If you're asking that question, you're in the right place.
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Indigo Recovery's DUI Addiction Education Programs were designed for people who want more than a required course to complete. They're built for people who are ready — or getting ready — to take a real, informed look at their relationship with alcohol and other drugs.
What These Programs Cover
These aren't slideshows and multiple-choice quizzes. Indigo Recovery's programs are substantive, clinically grounded, and built around the kind of content courts, probation officers, and attorneys look for — because understanding why a DUI happens matters just as much as fulfilling a requirement.
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Across the program, you'll explore:
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The physiology of alcohol and/or other drugs and how it affects your brain, body, and decision-making
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The connection between stress, high achievement, and high-functioning alcohol use
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How addiction develops — and why willpower alone usually isn't the answer
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The stages of change and where you are in your own process
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Compassionate Inquiry to peer into the root cause for your desire to resolve your unmet needs using substances
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Tools from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for managing triggers and making different choices
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The real financial, legal, professional, and relational consequences of continued use
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A personalized plan for what comes next
Three Program Formats
Standard
(12hrs)
A thorough foundation covering the core topics courts, probation, and employers look for — delivered with clinical depth and personalized to your situation.
Comprehensive
(24 hrs)
An expanded program with deeper exploration of your relationship with substances, skill-building in evidence-based tools, and more substantive reflective accountability.
Intensive
(36 hrs)
The most in-depth format available — providing extensive addiction education, Compassionate Inquiry into the root experiences that drive your addiction, and a personalized recovery plan to move forward with.
All formats are tailored to your individual needs and completed via private, one-on-one telehealth.
The right format for you will be determined together during your consultation.
Why Private Matters
You've spent years protecting your professional reputation. The last thing you need is to walk into a group DUI class with someone from your industry, your neighborhood, or your LinkedIn network.
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Indigo Recovery's programs are conducted one-on-one, via secure telehealth, on a schedule that works around your professional life. Your participation stays between you and your clinician.
Who This Is For
This program is a good fit if you:
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Have received a DUI and want thorough, documentable education on substance abuse and addiction
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Are working with an attorney or probation officer and want to demonstrate initiative and seriousness
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Have been privately concerned about your drinking for a while — and a recent legal event has made that harder to ignore
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Want to understand your relationship with alcohol in a real way, not just check a box
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Are desiring privacy, to stay out of the lime-light, or have social anxiety that would prevent you from fully opening up and addressing the pain underneath
About Your Clinician
Laurél Kimpton, MPS, LADC, is the founder of Indigo Recovery and the sole clinician behind every program. With nearly two decades of integrative wellness experience and specialized training in addiction counseling, Laurél brings both clinical rigor and genuine compassion to this work. Her approach — rooted in Compassionate Inquiry and evidence-based practice — treats clients as capable, intelligent people navigating a hard moment, not problems to be managed.