DUI Services at Ecker Center for Behavioral Health
Supporting individuals age 16+ throughout Kane County and the greater Fox Valley.
Why Choose Ecker?
Ecker Center for Behavioral Health is a trusted provider of DUI services in Kane County and beyond.
Here's why clients and courts choose us:
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Court-Approved Provider
Listed on the 16th Circuit/Kane County Accepted DUI Provider List.
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Licensed & Credentialed Clinicians
Our team delivers evidence-based education and treatment with compassion and expertise.
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Flexible Scheduling
We offer evening, weekend, and virtual appointments to fit your life.
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Integrated Behavioral Health Care
Access mental health and substance use support in one place.
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Bilingual Services
Evaluations, classes, and counseling are available in both English and Spanish, with Spanish-speaking clinicians and translated materials.
Our DUI Program Services
Ecker Center offers a full continuum of care tailored to your legal and clinical needs:
DUI Evaluations & Updated Evaluations
A state-mandated assessment including risk screening, BAC review, driving history, collateral check, and written summary.
Who it's for: Anyone arrested for DUI, DWI, or similar drug/alcohol offenses.
Risk Education Classes (10 hours)
Five 2-hour weekly classes covering addiction effects, risk reduction, and safe driving.
Who it's for: Clients assessed at Minimal, Moderate, or Significant Risk.
Treatment Needs Assessments & Waivers
A clinical review to confirm or adjust service recommendations. Formal waivers available if treatment is not indicated.
Who it's for: Clients seeking clarification or court-required documentation.
Early Intervention (Level I)
Brief, targeted counseling to reinforce positive change.
Who it's for: Moderate-risk clients.
Individual Counseling & Group Treatment (Levels II–III)
Structured therapy including relapse prevention, drug testing, and progress tracking.
Who it's for: Moderate-, Significant-, or High-risk clients.
Continuing Care
Monthly check-ins to support long-term recovery following primary treatment.
Who it's for: Clients completing Level II–III services.
Our Program Goals
We’re here to help you succeed with clear, supportive goals:
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Fulfill legal requirements for court and driver’s license reinstatement.
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Promote accountability for actions and consequences.
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Build healthy coping skills to replace substance use.
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Increase insight into addiction and personal risk factors.
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Educate on the physical, legal, and social consequences of alcohol and drug use.
Your Rights as a DUI Offender in Illinois
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You may choose any licensed provider for your DUI evaluation or treatment.
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Courts and the Secretary of State require an evaluation before sentencing or license reinstatement.
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Your information is protected under federal and state confidentiality laws.
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You may review and dispute your evaluation before it’s shared with legal entities.
What to Expect
1. Schedule Your Appointment
Call or use our online form.
Most appointments available within one week.
2. Attend Your Evaluation
Bring a photo ID, DUI ticket/complaint, driving abstract (if available), and insurance/payment info. Appointments last 1.5–2 hours.
3. Receive Your Results
Your written summary and care recommendations will be ready the same day or within 24 hours.
4. Start Services
Risk Education groups start weekly. Counseling and group sessions available daytime or evenings.
5. We Handle the Paperwork
We submit all forms, updates, and completion letters directly to your attorney, the court, and the Secretary of State — at no additional cost.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Contact us to get started on fulfilling your legal requirements and moving toward a healthier future.