Path of Hope is licensed by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Resources as a Substance Abuse Residential Treatment Facility. Our Mission is to meet the needs of all people suffering from the disease of alcoholism and other drug addiction by providing a safe secure environment focused on recovery.
WHAT KIND OF TREATMENT DO WE OFFER?
The treatment at this facility is evidenced-based and includes but is not limited to: Motivational Enhancement Therapy, Twelve Step Facilitation, Matrix Model, and Stephanie Covington’s Trauma Model. Incorporating an evidenced-based clinical program with participation in Alcoholics Anonymous/Narcotics Anonymous; a person learns self-esteem, honesty, hope, and responsibility for one’s own actions; as well as develops spiritual growth by developing a relationship with a Power greater than them.
HOW IS TREATMENT PROVIDED?
There is a short inspirational reading before breakfast. After breakfast, each person does chores assigned to him/her. All clients then attend classes/groups which are held four times daily. Therapy includes educational lectures, group therapy, gender groups, recreation, and individual counseling sessions. Each client has daily homework from information presented in the group sessions. Everyone attends two in-house AA/NA meetings and four outside AA/NA meetings weekly. Family Education sessions are offered during visitation on Sundays. Family therapy sessions are offered to each client upon request.
VOLUNTEERS
Path of Hope, Inc. encourages volunteers to be active in all aspects of treatment. Many volunteers are in a program of recovery themselves and are a valuable asset to our clients. The use of volunteers is vitally important to help clients process their 12 Step work assigned to them during the course of treatment. Additionally, volunteers help with other aspects of the day-to-day operations that may include: landscaping, painting, providing recreational materials, or minor building repairs. Path of Hope is also supported by many community entities that donate goods and supplies used by staff and clients to meet the agency's daily needs.
STAFF
The clinical staff must be Licensed, Certified, or registered with the North Carolina Addictions Specialist Professional Practice Board. Many of the staff are in recovery from addictions. All staff members are very dedicated to helping others recover from the disease of addiction.
