Boston Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs
Driver Alcohol Education (DAE) First DUI (Driving Under the Influence) offenders enter into this program after a 90-minute intake interview. Clients are then expected to complete 16 weekly group sessions, attend 2 self help forums and 1 victim’s forum.
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Multiple Offender Program (MOP) Massachusetts requires most people with a second DUI to enroll in a two week in-patient program at Tewksbury Hospital, followed by aftercare. ASAP provides an aftercare service which is usually 20 weekly sessions followed by whatever additional treatment is needed to meet the needs of the individual client.
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Adolescent Programs A program for young people who were driving under the influence and whose blood alcohol content (BAC) was between .02 and .08. It includes many elements of the First Offender Program plus additional focus on issues unique to adolescence.
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Out of State DUI’s Many out-of-state courts and motor vehicle departments will accept the Massachusetts DAE course to fulfill their requirements for a drunk driving charge. ASAP can provide the service required of most of the remaining states and Canadian provinces. In order to avoid extra client work and unnecessary costs, ASAP requires permission to consult with...
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Outpatient Gambling Services Clients who are in need of a gambling assessment and treatment plan can self-initiate the process by voluntarily seeking these services at Boston ASAP. The Clinical Director completes an assessment and determines a proper course of treatment. The Clinical Director provides the counseling services necessary. Individual Substance Abuse and...
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Mental Health Clinic Boston ASAP now is offering services through their newly licensed Boston ASAP Mental Health Clinic. The clinic offers individual, couples, family, and group therapy for the child, adolescent, young adult, and adult populations. Our licensed therapists possess the ability to use both traditional and creative therapeutic techniques to bring about new...
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Boston ASAP admits anyone over the age of 18 who requires outpatient substance abuse treatment or education. We also serve younger clients of the Department of Youth Services. We provide substance abuse assessments and evaluations primarily for individuals ordered by the court to attend our classes.
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The agency employs an expert multidisciplinary treatment team that delivers a wide variety of culturally responsive services. Our highly trained and professional staff provides services in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Interpretive services are available for most other languages including sign language.
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We are conveniently located at 29 Winter Street in Downtown Boston, 1⁄2 block between Park Street T Station, and Macy’s, and one block from the Orange, Green and Red Line Stations. Although driving is prohibited in Downtown Crossing, public parking is available in the area. We also have an entrance at 6 Hamilton Place.
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Boston Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs, better known as Boston ASAP, is an outpatient alcohol and drug treatment clinic. We are licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to provide substance abuse and gambling classes/counseling.