The UNC Health Care Alcohol and Substance Abuse Program offers a service for those in need of education on the consequences of the abuse of alcohol and other drugs. Our program is an intense learning experience that addresses the basic dynamics of substance use, abuse, and dependence. Work-place safety and negative effects of social and occupational functioning are stressed. The dynamics of dysfunctional family relationships are presented.
Those who will benefit from this intensive educational program include:
Employees Who . . .
- have tested positive on a random urine drug screen.
- were referred due to a workplace incident involving alcohol or other drugs.
- do not meet the specific criteria for substance abuse/dependence and thus do not require admission into treatment.
Family Members Who . . .
- are concerned about a loved one and are requesting assistance.
- need to develop a better understanding of the dynamics of addiction and recovery.
Mental Health Patients . . .
- for whom the issue of substance use and abuse has been or may be interfering with their progress in therapy.
- are at risk of complicating their illness by the use of substances.
Services for this Program Include:
- Screening interview with a qualified clinician.
- Attendance at four, 2 hour educational sessions.
- Attendance at one AA, NA, CA or Alanon/Naranon self-help meeting and completion of Self-Help Meeting Evaluation Form.
- Required follow-up interview.
Upon completion of all requirements, the participant will receive a Certificate of Achievement. Documentation will also be sent to the agency, company, or professional who made the initial referral.
Please call 1-888-457-7457 or (919) 966-6067 for more information and to make referrals.
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