Anger is not to be confused with domestic violence. Domestic violence has other components which can lead to physical and verbal abuse.

Anger Management classes are ordered by the courts for any number of reasons that would be considered mandatory classes. Probation may also be ordered as a component of a plea bargain or for minor law violations.

Our structured program is led by a qualified instructor, and offered in a group setting that offers a chance for participants to learn alternative avenues to deal with their anger in a non-violent and non-aggressive manner.

We are SAP approved 

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We offer instructor led DUI services approved through the N.C. Department of Human and Health Services:

• DUI Assessment: $100 is the standard cost for all assessments in N.C.
• ADETS Course: $160 plus $25 for the workbook.
• Out-of-State Reviews for DUI
• Aggressive Driving Course – Available through Teachable, reach out for more details.

You must complete the assessments and follow the recommendations of your therapist. Our qualified instructor led classes have to be completed in order for us to proceed with sending the correct information to DMV.

What you need to bring to the assessment:

• Copy of ticket (if available)
• Copy of NC DMV Record (if you don’t have one, you can get one from the NC DMV website for $16.00, if not, we can pull one for you for the same price)
• Copy of the BAC (Breathalyzer test) if you have one.

If for some reason you don’t have or need to get some of the above information, please let us know at the time of your scheduling.

Call 336-776-0322 for additional information.

Similar to our DUI program, our substance abuse classes are led by a qualified instructor, designed to show the toll that substance abuse and dependency can have on an individuals personal life examining the physical, emotional, social, legal, financial, and spiritual consequences that can result. The instructor will examine the toll substance abuse and dependency can have on family units and the escalation of addiction that can lead to incarceration, death, or generational cycles.

To attend our substance abuse program you must complete the intake assessment and follow the course hours recommended at the completion of the assessment.

• Substance Abuse Assessment: $100

Call 336-776-0322 for additional information.

Latina los servicios incluyen un esfuerzo lingüístico y culturalmente apropiados servicios para prevenir e intervenir en actos de violencia dentro de la comunidad Latina. El programa de servicios de Latina está conformado por una alianza entre el personal, voluntarios, español-servir servicio de social y socios de organización basados en la comunidad. A través de estas asociaciones, el programa es sensible a las necesidades de los residentes bilingües, biculturales y monolingües.

Todos nuestros servicios están disponibles en español e incluyen todo lo siguiente:

• Evaluación de salud mental
• Consejería de abuso de sustancias
• Evaluación individual
• Consejería de parejas
• Crianza y cuidado infantil programa

Latina Services include providing linguistically and culturally appropriate services to prevent and intervene in violence within the Latino community. The Latina Services program is comprised of a partnership between staff, volunteers, Spanish-serving social service, and community-based organization partners. Through these partnerships, the program is responsive to the needs of bilingual, bi-cultural, and monolingual residents.

All of our services are available in Spanish and include all of the following:

• Mental Health Assessments
• Substance Abuse Counseling
• Individual Assessment
• Couples Counseling
• Parenting and Nurturing Child Program

One-on-one counseling services are available to help clients address concerns in several areas, including:

• depression
• anxiety
• substance abuse
• stress management
• family or other relationships
• career decision-making
• cultural identity
• interpersonal concerns
• sexual assault (both men and women)
• couples issues

Our licensed professionals are trained in various areas and are capable of dealing with a variety of specifics. While each counselor is qualified to address multiple concerns, each also has a particular area of interest and expertise.

Call 336-776-0322 for additional information.

Approved Insurance Providers

Cigna, United Health Care, Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Partners

CIES has access to a licensed therapist to provide various mental health services. These services are offered to adults (referrals for adolescents and children can be made to partnering providers). Our outpatient services are solution-focused treatment for individuals who have mental health and substance abuse with mild to moderate symptoms.

Services begin with a mental health or substance abuse assessment after which the determination can be made as to which type of treatment and setting will be best for the client(s).

• Addictions of any kind: drugs, alcohol, gambling, Opioid

The Nurturing Parenting program is a 15 course family-centered trauma-informed initiative designed to build nurturing parenting skills as an alternative to abusive and neglectful parenting. The long-term goals are to prevent recidivism in families receiving social services, lower the rate of multi-parent teenage pregnancies, reduce the rate of juvenile delinquency and alcohol abuse, and stop the inter-generational cycle of child abuse by teaching positive parenting behaviors.

The Nurturing Parenting programs target all families at risk for abuse and neglect with children birth to 18 years. The programs have been adapted for special populations, including Hmong families, Military families, Hispanic families, African-American families, Teen Parents, Foster and Adoptive Families, Families in Alcohol Treatment and Recovery, Parents with Special Learning Needs, and Families with Children with Health Challenges.

The Fearless Fathers program is a 15 course trauma-informed initiative designed to teach, informed and strengthen fathers in their positions as nurturers and providers for their children, and in their family units.

This program will work with fathers of all ages, from all generations and cultures to build their skills around empathy and compassion, patience, financial literacy, basic maintenance and upkeep, nurturing and first aid, mentorship, adaptability, and emotional control

Through this program we will address unhealthy patterns of conflict resolution, and stop the inter-generational cycles of child abuse by teaching positive parenting behaviors and building intrapersonal and intropersonal skills of our clients.

Supervised visitation allows parents in high conflict or high risk situations access to their children in a safe and supervised environment.

The non-custodial parent has access to the child only when supervised by qualified and professional adults. This also includes cases where there may be a protective order put in place. Click here to read our Updated Supervised Visitation Guidelines.

We also offer family activities that may include horseback riding, swimming, and cultural activities around the community.