16-Hour Drug and Alcohol Cognitive Skills and Awareness Classes
This program is designed for those people who need to take a more in-depth look at their misuse or abuse of alcohol and/or drugs.
Classes are offered in weekend and evening formats throughout the metro and extended area to make attending easier and more accessible.
Payment due in Money Order or Cashier's Check only PLEASE HAVE STUDENT TELEPHONE OPERATION FORESIGHT TO REGISTER FOR CLASS. NOTE: All program fees must be paid by money order or cashier’s check before or at the first class session. There is no “make-up” session Call for information or to guarantee registration in class at 763-441-7270 THANK YOU FOR USING OPERATION FORESIGHT SERVICES
made out to: OFS
The goal of Operation Foresight Services is to provide an educational service dedicated to the reduction of alcohol and drug related offenses
in the State of
insight, and information about the dynamics of dependency and the DUI laws of
PHONE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ENROLLMENT IN THE PROGRAM.
for a missed class. If a student misses any part of their class, they will be required to begin class again and will be required to pay a
rescheduling fee. Operation Foresight Services will provide verification to the referring agency after a student has completed or
missed a class. Schedule of classes is subject to change without notice.
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Operation Foresight Services TELEPHONE: 763-441-7270 FAX: 763-441-6976 16 HOUR CLASSES FOR 2012 $200.00 |
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Prices subject to change without notice. |
BLOOMINGTON2 Saturdays 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
ELK RIVER2 Saturdays 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
BROOKLYN CENTER2 Saturdays 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
BROOKLYN CENTER ONE WEEKEND Friday 6-10pm Saturday 9am-9pm |
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January |
14, 21 |
January |
21, 28 |
January |
7, 14 |
January |
27, 28 |
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February |
11, 18 |
February |
18, 25 |
February |
4, 11 |
February |
24, 25 |
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March |
10, 17 |
March |
17, 24 |
March |
3, 10 |
March |
30, 31 |
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April |
21, 28 |
April |
14, 21 |
April |
14, 21 |
April |
27, 28 |
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May |
5, 12 |
May |
12, 19 |
May |
5, 12 |
May |
18, 19 |
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June |
9, 16 |
June |
16, 23 |
June |
2, 9 |
June |
22, 23 |
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July |
14, 21 |
July |
21, 28 |
July |
7, 14 |
July |
27, 28 |
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August |
11, 18 |
August |
18, 25 |
August |
4, 11 |
August |
24, 25 |
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September |
15, 22 |
September |
22, 29 |
September |
8, 15 |
September |
28, 29 |
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October |
13, 20 |
October |
20, 27 |
October |
6, 13 |
October |
26, 27 |
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November |
3, 10 |
November |
10, 17 |
November |
3, 10 |
November |
16, 17 |
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December |
1, 8 |
December |
8, 15 |
December |
1, 8 |
December |
14, 15 |
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ST. PAUL2 Saturdays 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
EAST ST. PAUL 2 Saturdays 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
MILACA2 Saturdays 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
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January |
21, 28 |
January |
7, 14 |
January |
14, 21 |
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February |
18, 25 |
March |
24, 31 |
April |
14, 21 |
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March |
17, 24 |
April 28 |
May 5 |
July |
14, 21 |
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April |
21, 28 |
June |
2, 9 |
October |
13, 20 |
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May |
12, 19 |
August |
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June |
16, 23 |
November |
3, 10 |
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July |
21, 28 |
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OFS will provide referral sheets for your convenience. Call: 763-441-7270
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September |
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October |
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November |
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December |
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Chalk Talk Lecture: “The Different Types of Chemical Users in Society”
Teaching by Instructor
Group work with Students
Chalk Talk Lecture: “The Pathology of Dependency”.
Group work with Students to enhance their understanding of their own pathology.
“Physical, Psychological, Social and Spiritual Dynamics of Chemical Use and Abuse”
Lecture by Instructor
Self Assessment Questionnaire
Group work with Students
Chalk-Talk Lecture”
“Dynamics of Recovery”
“DUI Laws”
“Community Resources”
“DWI Laws and Consequences”
Lecture by Instructor
Students share experiences about how and why they are attending EAG.
“What is a Mentally Healthy Person?”
Discussion with Students regarding realities of mental health, their understanding,
beliefs and myths.
“Community Resources” (i.e.: self help groups; their history and effects).
Group work with Students
Material recap. Group discussion and questions. Individual student evaluations and recommendations.