Livonia

Being required to complete a drug and alcohol assessment can leave you feeling worried, ashamed, or confused about what comes next. You are not alone in feeling that way. Pacific Substance Abuse Assessment and Treatment Services helps make the experience clear, comfortable, and respectful. Your assessment should feel like an honest conversation, not an interrogation.

Why Would You Need a Drug and Alcohol Assessment in Livonia?

Restoration of your driver’s license after a drug- or alcohol-related suspension or revocation

A court-ordered evaluation connected to probation, sentencing, or a diversion program

A DOT SAP assessment following a drug or alcohol testing violation in a safety-sensitive occupation

An employment requirement for returning to your position or keeping a professional certification

Why People Choose Us:

1. Assessments That Are Recognized and Accepted: Assessments are prepared for submission to the Michigan Secretary of State, Wayne County courts, and employers regulated by the DOT.

2. Licensed, Experienced Counselors: Your assessment will be handled by a licensed substance abuse counselor who follows state and federal requirements.

3. Online or In-Person: Flexible appointment options are available, including evenings and weekends.

Who Will Conduct My Assessment?

Kiernan Gamel, LMSW, CCS, CAADC, SAP, personally completes every evaluation. With more than 38 years of experience, he has worked with the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Michigan Department of Corrections, and respected treatment centers in the United States and abroad, including the Betty Ford Center.

Process: 

1. Schedule Your Appointment. 

2. Complete a Short Questionnaire. 

3. Attend Your 60- to 90-Minute Assessment. 

4. Receive Your Report within two days.

Livonia FAQ:

Does a drug and alcohol assessment require me to enter treatment?

No. The assessment itself is only an evaluation. Any recommendations will be based on the information gathered during your appointment.

How much time should I allow for the evaluation?

Most assessments are completed in 60 to 90 minutes.

Do Livonia courts require a licensed evaluator?

Courts commonly require assessments to be completed by licensed professionals with recognized substance abuse counseling credentials.

Can I use my Livonia assessment for a case outside the city?

Usually, yes. It may be used for cases in nearby communities such as Plymouth or Westland, depending on the specific requirements.

Can the assessment be completed online?

Online evaluations are accepted in many cases. You should verify the requirements with your attorney, probation officer, employer, or court beforehand.