Nags Head Free Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centers

35 Memorial Drive, Pinehurst 28374

Center Description: FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital is a 402-bed, acute care, not-for-profit hospital that serves as the referral center for a 15-county region in the Carolinas. Located in Pinehurst, N.C., it is the flagship hospital for FirstHealth of the Carolinas

User Reviews: I consider myself very lucky for ending up at First Health Moore Regional Hospital. I was welcomed by a friendly and caring staff and was allotted a nice room that came along with a number of entertainment options. The facility is well-maintained and clean and I also loved the outdoors. I learned a lot of skills and new things during group therapy sessions. Along with the treatment sessions, all of the clients were also exposed to a number of other fun activities like trips, outdoor BBQs, movie nights and stuff. I will recommend this facility to people who want to recover while having fun and learning new things.

3019 Falstaff Road, Raleigh 27610

Center Description: Located in Raleigh, North Carolina, Holly Hill continues to be a leader in psychiatric and addictive disease treatment by providing excellence in individualized, clinical care. Our treatment program for chemical dependency utilizes traditional gro

User Reviews: This was a very poor treatment center. Our child was here for 5 weeks after a suicide attempt. There was a possibility that he had a psychosis from Adderall. The first night they gave him Adderall and did not give him his thyroid medication. I was told they would put him on three different medications, but it ended up being two and I was never told otherwise. Another time, they gave him an anti-psychotic due to his agitated state but failed to call me and inform me that they medicated him or that he had injured himself. Neither was in his file so they swore they did not give him medication but my very bright child knew the name and description so I believe they did.BTW, he was agitated because he was not allowed to go to movie night because he did not particpate in "art therapy" (coloring) earlier in the day and that was "the rule." I asked if he was informed of this rule. He had not been. So they are isolating an austistic child with social anxiety for not following a rule that he was not made aware of -not to mention he hates coloring and doesn't find it "theraputic". I myself, find coloring more stressful than theraputic. It should not be forced on people because some people like it.We asked for tests that were not done. He was MISdiagnosed after one meeting with the doctor. It was never updated and no tests were ever done. We had to call several days in a row to get anyone to call us back and the longer he was there, the longer it took to get a response. They felt that his being on restriction for suicidal comments was not something that parents needed to know. They said that him not taking his medicine was something that we needed to know.He self-harmed and I was told it was a Jenga Block. I found out it was a chicken bone from dinner. His report was never updated. The report the next hospital got was it was a jenga block.They have blanket rules like "no contact with friends" so someone who is suffering from socially anxiety is cut off from his few friends because it would be bad for the drug addict to have access to his suppliers. You can allow toxic family members to come but a good supportive friend is forbidden.Therapy was a joke. There is no individual therapy, only group and it is "what do you want to talk about today." and since the average patient stay is short, it is usually about friends. This is not good for the long term patient.This place is only suitable for a 72-hour hold to stabilize a patient.There is an extreme lack of communication, lack of care and insight, and blanket rules even if they are detrimental to the person being treated.

212 Bridge Street, Smithfield 27577

Center Description: Johnston Counseling Services provides substance abuse treatment services in an outpatient setting to adult men and women. These services include behavioral therapy, substance abuse counseling, individual and group counseling, anger management and rel

User Reviews: Living a sober life was a dream when I and my family were searching for an addiction treatment facility. Johnston Counseling Services provided all the required motivation to live a sober life even before they started the treatment. The counselors were so good at their job that they inculcated the required confidence in me to live a life free of addiction.?

1524 Harbour Drive, Wilmington 28401

Center Description: For balanced, sober living in a supportive, warm setting, and offering programs that treat the mind, body and spirit, the Wilmington Treatment Center, located in the heart of Wilmington, North Carolina, provides the opportunity for patients and their

User Reviews: Loved it and the people. The Wilmington Treatment Center at Wilmington is just what one would expect for anyone who requires help with de-addiction. Excellent approach to rehab. If you or your loved one is having a problem with drugs or alcohol check out this place. The patients are allowed to participate in community service projects. Between the great staff members, the multi-modality approach that they offer, and the malleable length of time of the program itself really made this the program that was able to make all the difference in my overall recovery process.

2520 Troy Drive, Wilmington 28401

Center Description: For balanced, sober living in a supportive, warm setting, and offering programs that treat the mind, body and spirit, the Wilmington Treatment Center, located in the heart of Wilmington, North Carolina, provides the opportunity for patients and their

User Reviews: I was a voluntarily patient at WTC back in March and April of this year. Like most people trying to kick an addiction I really didn't want to be there. I was a tough cookie to the staff and made everyone's job that much harder....today I feel horrible about that! I was so consumed in my own hell and I was hurting on the inside so bad that I took it out on the people that cared about me. I was there for 15 yrs of opioid abuse and several other pills added to that. I was at the end of my rope....I had hit the very bottom! The staff never tried to overstep their boundaries with me...they were always there to listen to me and help me come up with different plans. I'm in my 30s, military background, and was very much out of my comfort zone! WTC is not the Hilton....but if u truly want to get clean then you do what u have to do. It's a clean place and the food isn't terrible. Once I jumped into the program, started hanging out with the other people who were sincere about their recovery, and just surrendered to letting someone else help me.....things started to turn around for the better! I owe WTC my life.....they helped me find me again! I truly feel if u want help this is the place to get it. There were days I wanted to lose my mind but I would knock on an employee door and even if they were busy they would take their time to talk to me. I am about to enter 6 months of sobriety.....and this is huge for me! I couldn't have done this without the help of everyone at WTC.....from the staff, to the lunch ladies, and housekeeping.....they truly do care. I never dreamed I could stop talking all the medications I was on.....I was in bad shape! I also met some great friends that r walking this clean and sober journey with me ...so many blessings came from WTC. If u of your loved one wants something and they want it bad then it's time for them to lace those boots up and go to war. It will be the best decision u or they will ever make! I promise u the staff will be there for your loved one.....get help before it's too late!