Chances are you've been riding along a rough road. At Absolute Advocacy, we believe in second chances. We believe in you. Whether you're seeking Mental Health services, DWI or substance abuse services, or drug education classes, we have your needs and best interests close to our hearts and will provide you with the best assessment, prevention and educational services Cabarrus & Mecklenburg counties offer. One foot in front of the other, one step at a time, your rough road ends right here.
If you have received a DWI in North Carolina, we provide counseling services and will interact directly with the DMV regarding the status of your program completion.
Whether you or someone you know needs help conquering a drug or alcohol-related addiction, we are here to help by providing assessments and counseling to get you or your loved one on the road to recovery.
Need to complete your court-ordered drug education classes? We provide the education you need, often in as little as one week, to get you on the right path as quickly as possible.
Absolute Advocacy is now licensed in North Carolina to offer mental health services for youth & adolescents, crisis care for those experiencing suicidal ideation, and counseling for mental health conditions including depression and anxiety.
Schedule your substance abuse assessment today. Our skilled professionals will figure out where you are in the process and equip you with the tools you need to reach your recovery goals.
Most people recognize the extreme risks of driving drunk. A relatively new hazard, however, is just as dangerous – distracted driving. Distracted driving refers to texting while driving, as well as anything that removes a driver’s attention from the driving task.
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The myriad challenges of 2020 have pushed many people to their limits. Now, it’s the holiday season – a time of year that is statistically more difficult for people with substance use disorders even without COVID-19 adding to stress, anxiety and depression. Fortunately, there are things you can do to prevent a relapse.
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One of the first steps you need to complete after a DUI is DUI screening; a face-to-face interview carried out by a behavioral health technician or substance use professional. Once convicted, your judge can mandate you to take a DUI education class.
In several states, judges will require DUI offenders to attend DUI classes. These classes are also called DUI alcohol education and treatment … [Read More]
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