Wednesday, March 20, 2019

What Are The Benefits Of An Online Drug and Alcohol Course?

Depending on the details of your particular case, the judge may have ordered you to enroll in an online drug and alcohol course as part of your punishment. This offer has the potential to allow you to avoid jail time or to have the charges dropped entirely upon successful completion of the course. If this is the case for you, this is a turning point and a golden opportunity to better your life and move past whatever brought you to this crossroads.

Another benefit to an online drug and alcohol course is that it doesn't interrupt your life the way an in-person course would. For a lot of people, taking off work isn't an option. With an online course, you don't need to. This way, you can continue working and living your life while taking your required course hours.

Online drug and alcohol courses through AIC. American Integrity Courses can be beneficial to you for a number of reasons. First, as we mentioned, the online course minimizes the disruption to your life. It allows you to take the courses whenever you have time in your day. Second, our courses are reasonably priced. For a four hour course, you'll pay as little as $22. Third, we offer instant proof of completion. When you finish your course, you will be emailed a certificate of completion immediately.

While an online drug and alcohol course may feel like a punishment, consider it a second chance that will allow you to improve upon your past indiscretions and work towards a brighter future. Contact AIC. American Integrity Courses to get started today.

Friday, March 8, 2019

How To Make Better Decisions In Your Life

Life is filled with choices. Whether you're deciding about a new job you've been offered that requires relocating or how you'll spend your money, making tough decisions happen at some point in everyone's life.

Good decision making is about using critical thinking to weigh the pros and cons of your choice in order to arrive at the decision that's best for you. Making choices can be scary. What happens if you make the wrong one? What will the immediate ramifications be if you make the wrong decision? What are the long-term consequences of making a bad decision?

First, be aware of what you want. The best way to make a decision is by knowing what your goals are. Ask yourself some critical questions. Will this negatively affect my life? Is this the direction I want to go? Whether you're making a choice about your relationship, your family, your job, or your general well-being, every decision you make should be made with your best interest in mind.

Unfortunately, it's very easy to make poor decisions when not utilizing critical thinking and considering the short and long-term benefits and consequences, or when acting on emotion only. If you've been ordered by a judge to enroll in a decision-making course, AIC. American Integrity Courses offers court-approved courses for juveniles and adults. These courses will teach you how to make good decisions that direct your destiny and fulfill your goals and dreams. Enroll today by visiting our website. 

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

Steps for Success with AIC. American Integrity Courses

Have you been instructed by a judge to take court-ordered education courses online? Whether you've been ordered to take an online drug and alcohol course, a decision-making course or any of the other courses we offer, enrolling in our online courses can help you to meet your court requirements. Are you unsure how to begin the process? We have compiled the following guide to help you complete your courses through AIC. American Integrity Courses.

Step 1 - If required, print out the form verifying our nationally recognized courses for the presiding judge or court official to sign off on in advance of starting your course.

Step 2 - Enroll in the course you need, which is found under the courses tab. Select the number of required hours and follow the instructions for purchasing.

Step 3 - Begin the course you've chosen. You may start the course at your convenience and return to it at a later time. After logging in for the first time, locate the workbook at the top of the page and print it. Be sure to carefully read each slide, answer the exam questions, and complete the workbook.

Step 4 - Once you've completed the course materials you should take the final exam. You can then print your personalized Certification of Completion and Summary Report.

Upon completion of the course material and successfully passing the exam, you will present the judge with proof of completion. Review our full list of course details and contact us with any questions you have regarding our offerings. Don't see a class you need? We'll build one for you. Call us at 936-333-0087 today.

Thursday, January 31, 2019

Effective Problem Solving Tools

Problem-solving and decision making go hand in hand. You cannot solve a problem without making a decision. However, when you have trouble making decisions, problem-solving can be especially tricky. There are typically two types of decision makers - those who take a rational, systematic approach to problem-solving and those who use intuition, or their emotions and gut instinct, in deciding what's right.

While we're often told to follow our gut when it comes to making important life decisions,  it's helpful to approach the topic using both rational and intuitive approaches. Here we lay out a six-step approach for effective problem-solving.

ü  Identify the problem
ü  Search for alternatives
ü  Weigh the alternatives
ü  Make a choice
ü  Implement the choice
ü  Evaluate the results

Developing good decision-making skills is something we all need to learn and continue to improve upon. If you've been ordered by a court to take a decision-making course, enroll today in AIC. American Integrity Courses online courses. Decision making plays a vital role in everyone's life. Working on and improving your decision-making skills will help you in all areas of your life.  Visit our website to learn more and to enroll in AIC. American Integrity Courses today.

Tuesday, January 15, 2019

Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Violence and Abuse with Intervention

Every year, more than 10 million men and women experience emotional abuse, verbal abuse, sexual abuse, and more. That’s 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men. Domestic violence and abuse are toxic to a relationship. If, for whatever reason, things have escalated in your relationship to the point of physical or verbal abuse and you've been ordered by a judge to receive education for this issue, AIC.American Integrity Courses offers courses that can help improve the skills you need to communicate more effectively, develop stress management techniques, improve impulse control and much more.

The long-term effects of domestic violence are far-reaching and often devastating for victims. This cycle can end with help. Intervention for domestic abuse offenders can help you to cope with the issues you are personally having and can lead to repaired relationships with your loved ones. Through the understanding and acceptance of the cycle of abuse, your issues can be treated. Getting help is the most critical step for both the victim and the abuser. We hope that through education, we can start you down that path to a better life!

Allow us to educate you on domestic abuse through our domestic violence and abuse courses. Our domestic violence online course ranges from a four-hour course to 52-hours, depending on your requirements. Enroll today and get started on the road to healing and happiness.


Monday, December 31, 2018

Enjoy a Safe New Year's Eve

New Year's Eve is the biggest party of the year, with celebrations often involving a few adult beverages. Everyone gathered to ring in 2019 will want to have a memorable night and having a few drinks is a great way to unwind, relax, and enjoy the company of friends. There’s nothing wrong with drinking responsibly - as long as you don’t get behind the wheel of a car. That’s why it’s important to have a plan in place before you go out so that you never have to drink and then drive. Here are some tips for celebrating New Year’s Eve while staying safe.

Stay Sober - It sounds obvious, but skipping alcohol altogether is the best way to ensure you don't drink and drive.
Designated Driver - Choose someone to take on the responsibility of designated driver for the evening. At the next party, switch off, so everyone has a chance to enjoy themselves safely.
Bring the Party Home - Invite friends to your house to celebrate with you. Offer to let them spend the night, this way they'll stay off of the roads and can drink as much as they want without worrying about how to get home.
Limit Your Drinking - If you do decide to have a glass or two of bubbly, consume only one beverage per hour and drink plenty of water. If you get carried away, find an alternative ride home. The most important thing is to avoid getting behind the wheel when you’re impaired. You can worry about getting your car back the next day. Have you been ordered by a judge to enroll in a DWI education program online? Visit AmericanIntegrityCourses.com today to enroll in one of our court certified courses.

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Reducing Anger in the New Year

In the new year, why not resolve to work on becoming a better you through controlling your anger issues? By incorporating these simple anger management techniques into your daily life, you can take control of your anger and rage, allowing you to express your feelings better.  

·         Recognize the Signs: Often when we start feeling angry, there are physical symptoms like a racing heart, shaking, and quickening breath.
·         Remove Yourself:  When you are aware that you are getting angry, take yourself out of the situation, whether that be for 10 seconds or 10 minutes.
·         Get Physical: Channel your anger by doing something physical, such as a quick walk, running up a flight of stairs, or hitting a punching bag. Brisk exercise will help to take the edge off of your anger, enabling you to express yourself in a more controlled manner.
·         Talk to a Friend: Confide in a friend what you're feeling. Express your feelings to a person you trust in writing or by calling a helpline, to let out your frustrations.
·         Breathe: When you're stressed, part of the 'fight or flight' response is to take short, shallow breaths, so focusing on your breathing helps.
·         Anger Management Courses: AIC. American Integrity Courses is your source for court-ordered courses online. When a judge orders you to enroll in an anger management class, you can take your course online at AmericanIntegrityCourses.com.


The next time you feel your anger rise and you want to stay in control, try these simple anger management tips. Rather than lashing out, give yourself the time and space you need to take stock of your emotions and in turn, express your anger in a healthier way.