Substance Abuse Helpline Provides Hope for Adolescents & Parents in Cary, NC
Cary, NC (PRWEB) August 22, 2014 -- Teenage substance abuse is nothing new in North Carolina. Over the years, has claimed thousands of lives throughout the region. But a new helpline in Cary, NC is providing hope for teenagers who are seeking to overcome their drug or alcohol dependency. The Troubled Teens Cary helpline is designed to provide young adults and their parents with guidance, support and valuable information on where to find the best adolescent treatment facility to meet their specific needs.
The helpline can be reached by dialing (919) 436-2078 and is available at all hours. Teenagers or their parents can speak immediately with a representative who can address any of their questions or concerns pertaining to addiction and youth rehab. Since its establishment, the helpline has successfully placed many local teens into youth rehab, allowing them to get started on their road to recovery. Teen treatment centers employ a highly-trained staff of certified addiction professionals who administer the latest techniques of drug and alcohol detox, dual diagnosis, therapy and teen depression help in safe and nurturing atmosphere.
Teenage substance abuse in North Carolina won’t end overnight. But with help from the Troubled Teens Cary helpline, the goal is to make a difference in the community and to help young people fulfill their potential. Call the helpline today or visit the Troubled Teens Cary website for more information.
About Troubled Teens Cary:
Staffed with operators working 24/7, the Troubled Teens Cary helpline was established to provide a valuable resource for parents to find professional youth rehab for their child. Parents and their teens can learn information on the latest treatments in programs offered at teen treatment centers. Contact the helpline today at (919) 436-2078 or send an email to mail(at)troubledteens-cary(dot)com today.
Troubled Teens Cary, http://www.troubledteens--cary.com, +1 (919) 436-2078, [email protected]
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