Program Description
This program is designed for individuals preparing for the medical-psychological assessment (MPU) following drug-related traffic offenses in Germany. The primary objective is to systematically guide participants through the assessment criteria established by official evaluation centers, enabling structured reflection on previous substance use and the behavioral changes required to regain driving privileges.
The curriculum is structured around the digital FLEX3 framework, addressing core topics such as substance history analysis, drug classification, individual consumption patterns, and criteria for required abstinence documentation. Learners work through video units and practical worksheets covering psychological evaluation interviews, cognitive drivers of behavior, risk factors, and actionable relapse prevention strategies.
Instruction combines asynchronous digital learning modules with direct psychological advisory sessions. Participants receive digital learning materials and instructional videos accessible via the member portal, an initial onboarding consultation within twenty-four hours of registration, an individual counseling session with a qualified traffic psychologist, and a certificate of participation upon conclusion of the advisory process.
Application Details
This program is open to all learners without specific prerequisites. Enrollment is available directly through the institution's website.
No formal application is needed. Use the link to the program details to enroll directly with Julius Hoyer Softwaredevelopment: fill in the short enrollment form and pay the fees, and you are enrolled.
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