Local Resources:
Mobile Crisis Hotline: 866-437-1821 24/7
The Harbor Detox
910-632-2191 (No insurance necessary)
Whole Family Intervention Services
Kelly Chambliss
910-443-2388
Triad Behavioral Resources
David Bolton
dbolton@triadbehavioralresources.com
336-202-5318
Momentum Recovery
Rick Barney
888-215-5502
New Life Launchpad
910-632-2344
Comprehensive care, men’s and women’s halfway houses
The Harrelson Center/Help Hub
Located at 4th and Market, great local resources under one roof. Food, clothing, rental assistance, job training, and so much more.
910-343-8212
Brunswick County Christian Recovery Center
910-287-4357
Coastal Carolina NA
Heart of Wilmington (Start Recovery)
This site contains many additional local resources as part of the Heart of Wilmington
Heart of Wilmington Facebook group
Alcohols Anonymous Wilmington Intergroup
Refuge- Port City Community Church
Wilmington Treatment Center
Celebrate Recovery
Prodigal Recovery Halfway house
Resources Across North Carolina:
Durham Rescue Mission Rehab
919-688-9641
Southeastern Carolina Crossroads Rehab
Open door: 910-549-8487
Phone: 252-830-3426
Walter B. Jones Center is one of three state-operated North Carolina Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Centers. The Walter B. Jones Center provides inpatient treatment, psychiatric stabilization, and medical detoxification for individuals with substance use and other co-occurring mental health diagnoses to prepare for ongoing community-based treatment and recovery.
Hebron Colony / Grace Home
828-963-4842
A Christ-Centered Addiction Recovery Ministry in Boone, NC
Western Carolina Comprehensive Treatment Center
westerncarolinactc.com/addiction
As a team of outpatient providers, Western North Carolina Comprehensive Treatment Centers supplies men and women, aged 18 and older, with medication-assisted treatment and therapeutic services for opioid addiction.
ARC – Asheville Recovery Center was founded to serve the needs of clients in every aspect of their lives because we are passionate about helping people heal from addiction. With the comprehensive care we offer and the support at every step of each client’s journey, recovery is possible for anyone.
Since 2001, we’ve provided the following life-saving services to individuals in need at no cost to them. Long-term recovery program, overnight shelter, non-medical detox, family services.
1251 Goode St – Raleigh, NC 27603
919-838-9800
Medical detox (ages 18+), Substance Abuse Recovery Program, 28-day residential program, Partial Hospitalizations Program.
We are a drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility located in Carteret County, North Carolina. We work with women that are wanting to change their lives. We believe every woman has the ability to achieve her independence from any addiction. By utilizing evidence-based clinical counseling and spiritual guidance, women can overcome their past problems and gain self-sufficiency in a unique, therapeutic environment. We offer hope and help to the families of these women seeking a new beginning in a non-traditional setting. We offer a small, home-like environment that fosters learning in innovative ways. Our clinicians and instructors meet women where they are and help them develop a life plan based on individual goals and needs.
Our mission is to help people become healthy and stay healthy. Patients here get evidence-based, dual-diagnosis addiction treatment and compassionate care. Our high standards attract well-known behavioral health professionals from across the country. Their commitments to ethics and patient success are backed by the highest accreditation and affiliations in the industry.
Contact Alex Menas – (919) 717 0915
Medically-monitored detox, mental health services, medication consultation, relapse prevention tools, sustained recovery skills, supportive employment resources, recreational therapy, nutritional consultation, in- house support meetings, individual counseling, continuity of care referrals, family education, and visitation.
For youth, adults, and families with addiction and mental illness Mental Health Treatment, Residential Services, Pregnant and Postpartum Mothers’ Treatment, Youth Education and Prevention, Youth SA Treatment, Criminal Justice Services and – most recently – Primary Care, Crisis/Community Intervention Services and Homeless Engagement Services.
Recovery housing and mutual aid support for college students.
984-204-1106
Teen Resources
Pathways to Life – MST is multisystemic therapy for kids with behavior and legal/substance/school problems. Intensive in home, outpatient therapy, med management. Ask for Krystal via Melanie Perfetto. Selma 919-351-0428
Teen Challenge —Christian based Inpatient treatment for teens with a substance use disorder. 855-363-2334
Strategic Behavioral Health—Offers outpatient services for teens and young adults with a substance use disorder. 855-537-2262
Recovery Communities of North Carolina—A recovery center that allows individuals a safe place to hang out with others also maintaining recovery. 919-231-0248
Insight Program—Offers a variety of services to teens and families experiencing the rigors of addiction. 919-679-7577
NIDA for Teens—The National Institute on Drug Abuse’s informational site on substance use disorders and teenagers. Catered towards teens and young adults seeking recovery or helping another teen with substance use issues.
SAMSHA Resources for Teens—Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration website for teens seeking information about addiction recovery.
Partnership for Drug Free Kids—More family oriented but still a helpful site for teens and young adults looking for education and support for initiating recovery.
NC Outpatient Treatment Centers – Medicated Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Morse Clinics – Visits at Morse Clinic are by appointment only. To be admitted to an Opioid Treatment Program, you must be at least 18 years old and have been struggling with addiction to opioids for at least one year. Before beginning treatment at one of our outpatient facilities, you must complete our Intake Process.
Counseling
Haven of Rest Counseling, PLLC – Anecia Lee – Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPCS, NCC, DCC (919) 344-0902
Johnston Counseling Services – Phone: 919.938.0921 – provides group and individual substance abuse and DWI services. If you have questions about our programs, or would like to talk with someone about how JCS can help, you can contact us
Johnston Integrative Counseling – Pam Kuras, LCSW – 919-912-5736 sudden or traumatic death; substance-related death: opioids, alcohol, etc.; suicide or overdose; cancer and serious illness; car accidents; complicated or prolonged grief
The Parnell Group LCAS Counselor (Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist)— Find someone who is trained in this specialty, and who will work with both the teen and the parents. (Dennis Parnell, 919-427-6450.)
SMART Recovery—A mutual aid group that focuses on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to make behavioral changes that will help sustain one’s sobriety.
Support Groups
Temple Celebrate Recovery can help you find healing through our Christ-centered, 12-step ministry. With an emphasis on God’s power to transform our lives, a process for ongoing change, and the support of fellow sojourners in recovery, you can experience the freedom you have been looking for! (919) 440-7045 | CR@templerepresents.com
Johnston Memorial Celebrate Recovery – Celebrate Recovery is a free Christ-centered recovery program for those battling life’s hurts, habits and hang-ups.
NA Meetings – Johnston County 24 Hour Phoneline: 1-888-557-1667
Nar-Anon—For those affected by someone else’s addiction to drugs other than alcohol.
Alcoholics Anonymous—Mutual aid 12-step meetings placing a heavy emphasis on God. Person seeking help can use drugs and will still be welcome at the meeting
Al-Anon and Al-Ateen—For those affected by someone else’s addiction to alcohol. 919-713-1516
Dharma Recovery—Buddhist-based mutual aid group that uses the power of meditation to begin each meeting
PAL (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones)- Lessons and support for adult family members of addicted loved ones. Meets every Thursday, 7pm, at Greystone Baptist Church.
Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Suicide Prevention Text line: Text HOME to 741741
One to One Peer Support: (non-certified)
Craig Holladay is willing to speak with anyone if he can be of help. craigholladay@me.com, 919-455-6245 (parent of addicted loved one/loss due to overdose)
Other Assistance
Alliance Health is the managed care organization for publicly funded behavioral healthcare for the people of Durham, Wake, Cumberland and Johnston counties in North Carolina. The services that Alliance manages are targeted to people who are covered by Medicaid or are uninsured. They are provided by a large network of private providers that offer services for people who are experiencing:
- Mental illness
- Substance use disorders
- Intellectual/developmental disabilities
Wake Network of Care—Lists of many different resources found in Wake County
Alcohol Drug Council of North Carolina—A fantastic guide to all treatment locations throughout North Carolina. Best to call them about finding appropriate placement. Their phone number is listed on their website 800-688-4232
Alcohol Rehab Help — Medically reviewed articles on alcoholism & treatment methods.
More Powerful NC– This site has many great resources, including a number of treatment facilities throughout NC. Click the “get help” link to find a listing of programs
Online Recovery Resources
Online Meetings Directory
https://aa-intergroup.org/directory.php
https://www.intherooms.com/home/
Smart Recovery (non-12 Step Peer Support)
Online Community: https://www.smartrecovery.org/smart-recovery-toolbox/smart-recovery-online/
Smart Recovery toolbox (worksheets and videos): https://www.smartrecovery.org/smart-recovery-toolbox/
Sober Grid – Smartphone App Sober Community
Speaker Tape Websites
https://hacoaa.org/archives/speakers/
https://www.recoveryaudio.org/
Speaker Tape Apps
AA Audio Companion
Google Play-
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pitashi.audiojoy.aacompanionfree
App Store-
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/aa-audio-companion-for-alcoholics-anonymous/id1191023628?mt=8
AA Big Book Ultimate Companion
Google Play-
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pitashi.audiojoy.aabigbook
App Store-
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aa-big-book-ultimate-companion/id998807519?ign-mpt=uo%3D4
National Resources:
https://www.addictionpolicy.org/