Find certified Missouri SATOP (Substance Awareness Traffic Offender Program) courses, including assessments, education, and treatment for DUI/DWI offenders.
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Missouri requires individuals convicted of DUI/DWI offenses to complete the Substance Awareness Traffic Offender Program (SATOP) before reinstating their driver’s license. The Missouri Department of Mental Health’s Division of Behavioral Health oversees SATOP, ensuring programs meet state requirements.
Available SATOP services include:
- Screening & Assessment – Required for all offenders to determine the appropriate level of education or treatment.
- Offender Education Program (OEP) – A 10-hour education course for first-time, low-risk offenders.
- Weekend Intervention Program (WIP) – A 48-hour intensive education and intervention course for moderate-risk offenders.
- Clinical Intervention Program (CIP) – A 50-hour outpatient treatment program for high-risk offenders.
- Serious & Repeat Offender Program (SROP) – A 75-hour inpatient treatment program for severe substance use issues.
SATOP programs help participants meet court and Missouri Department of Revenue requirements while providing valuable education and intervention. Enroll in a state-certified program today to take the next step in fulfilling your legal obligations and regaining your driving privileges.
See Missouri SATOP Resources to learn more about satisfying your Missouri SATOP requirement.
Disclaimer
Online Class Advisor makes every effort to provide accurate and up-to-date listings of licensed Missouri SATOP programs. However, we do not guarantee the quality, accuracy, or current license status of any listed program. You should contact the provider directly and/or verify their status with the State of Missouri. Online Class Advisor is a directory service only and does not provide medical services, counseling, classes, or assessments.