If you have been arrested or convicted of a DWI in North Carolina but live in another state, or if you were convicted in another state but now need to apply for a North Carolina driver's license, we can help restore your driving privileges.

Signs that may indicate the need for counseling include frequent substance use, changes in behavior or mood, relationship problems, legal

issues related to substance use, and difficulty managing responsibilities at work, school, or home.

Counseling typically involves assessment, goal setting, individual or group therapy sessions, development of coping skills and relapse prevention strategies, and ongoing support and monitoring of progress.

Yes, we provide counseling services specifically tailored to families affected by substance abuse. This may include addressing communication issues, setting boundaries, rebuilding trust, and supporting family members in their own recovery journey.

We utilize evidence-based approaches such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing (MI), dialectical behavior therapy

(DBT), and family systems therapy, among others, to address the complex factors underlying substance abuse and promote lasting recovery.

Yes, confidentiality is a top priority in our counseling center. Information shared during counseling sessions is kept strictly confidential, with exceptions only in cases where there is a risk of harm to self or others, or as required by law.

The duration of counseling varies depending on individual needs and progress. Some clients may benefit from short-term counseling focused on specific goals, while others may engage in longer-term therapy to address deeper issues and maintain recovery.

We accept a variety of insurance plans for counseling services. Our administrative staff can assist you in verifying your insurance coverage and explaining any out-of-pocket expenses.

Yes, family involvement is often encouraged in counseling, especially for issues related to substance abuse. Family therapy sessions can provide

valuable support, facilitate communication, and strengthen family relationships.

If you or a family member is in crisis or experiencing a relapse, please contact our center immediately. We have crisis intervention services available and can provide support and guidance to help you through this difficult time.