FY 25

Service Provider Orientation

Training sites & Lodging Information

Lodging reservations are done through the hotel. The links below will take you to hotel websites. 

The location and contact information of the sites where the DUI Service Provider Orientation and Advanced Training workshops will be held are listed below.

DUI Service Provider Program – Registration

Registration Now Open for FY26!

DBHR DUI Presenter Information

Leslie Berkley, M.S. has a B.S. in Community Health Education (UIUC, 1979) an M.S. in Human Resources (National Lewis University 1982) and is a CADC. She is self employed in the field of Substance Abuse Counseling and has been so for over seventeen (17) years.  Leslie has been working in the field of Substance Abuse for over twenty (20) years and prior to that was employed as a caseworker for the Cook County Social Service Department.

SUPR DUI Service Provider Orientation

Service Provider Orientation Training Materials

A binder of printed training materials will be provided at no extra cost to all participants. This hard copy will be mailed to each participant approximately one week prior to the training. For those who register after the deadline, we cannot guarantee the binder will arrive on time. The training materials will also be shared with registrants in a Box folder, where they can be viewed and downloaded.

DUI Training Program – Frequently Asked Questions

Training Schedule

When is the next Service Provider Orientation?

• Dates and locations for FY26: Registration information 
  • September 9-11, 2025 – Online via Zoom
  • October 28-30, 2025 – Online via Zoom
  • March 3-5, 2026 – Online via Zoom
  • April 14-16, 2026 – Online via Zoom
  • May 12-14, 2026 – Online via Zoom

Who Can/Should Attend

Please check our FAQs page for more information.

DUI Service Provider Training Program

The DUI-specific trainings offered by the Center are designed to meet the certification needs of Illinois DUI service providers including DUI evaluators, Risk Education instructors, social workers, nurses, and substance abuse counselors. Court personnel who work with DUI defendants, such as probation officers and parole officers, can also benefit from the programs.