In addition to allowing you to fulfill your court-mandated obligations, the intent of Wellness Driver Intervention Program is to help you understand the role that alcohol and other mood altering chemical substances play in your life and the issues with drinking and driving. We hope this will help you take the first steps toward building a positive lifestyle. To help you get the most out of this weekend, we ask that you follow these guidelines.  Please give us a call if you have any questions: Do not use alcohol or illegal drugs for at least 72 hours prior to being admitted to the program.  Cell phones and laptops are permitted but must be kept in your room at all times.  Bring your own toiletries and clothes for three (3) days.  Towels, etc. will be provided by the hotel.   Any alcohol-based toiletries will be examined and may be held by the staff and returned to you at the end of the program.  Be aware that your luggage will be searched during the Thursday evening intake process.  Prescription medication must be in its original container and the label must be clearly legible.  Bring only enough medication to last for the 72 hour weekend program.  No mood altering substances are permitted unless they have been prescribed by a physician and are approved by our staff nurse.  You may bring snacks and soft drinks.  There are vending machines where you may buy snacks.  Neither Wellness DIP nor the hotel will be responsible for cars in the parking lot or their contents.  If you must keep your car at the program site, be sure to remove any valuables.  The Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Services (ODADAS) require that you complete 72 consecutive hours of driver intervention education in order to meet your requirements.  Therefore, if you must leave early before completing our program, you will be required to return and complete a new 72-hour class in its entirety.  You will not be refunded your money for the class that you did not complete and you will be responsible for the additional cost of completing another program.