WELCOME TO
RIGHT DIRECTION SERVICES
Right Direction Services provides professional, trauma-informed behavioral health services for individuals and families across North Carolina. We offer supportive counseling, SAIOP treatment, emotional wellness services, and structured programs designed to help clients regain stability and move forward with confidence. Our approach is grounded in respect, compassion, and evidence-based care, ensuring every client receives the guidance and support they need to create meaningful life changes.
WHY CHOOSE RIGHT DIRECTION SERVICES?
- Evidence-based counseling tailored to each individual
- SAIOP Level 2.1 program for structured treatment and recovery
- Respectful, confidential, culturally competent care
- Flexible scheduling with telehealth availability
- Clear communication and step-by-step support
- A compassionate, nonjudgmental approach that promotes long-term growth and stability
FEATURED SERVICES
A structured 9-hour weekly outpatient program offering group therapy, individual counseling, relapse-prevention strategies, emotional regulation skills, education, and aftercare planning.
DOT-qualified Substance Abuse Professional evaluations that include assessment, treatment recommendations, monitoring, return-to-duty guidance, and follow-up schedules.
Individual and group counseling focusing on emotional regulation, coping skills, stress management, trauma support, substance use recovery, and overall wellness.
CLIENT EXPERIENCE & FEEDBACK
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
1. What services does RDS provide?
Right Direction Services offers SAIOP (ASAM 2.1), SAP evaluations (DOT Return-to-Duty), individual counseling, group therapy, anger management, parenting support, domestic violence education, emotional wellness coaching, relapse prevention, and tobacco cessation support.
2. Do you accept walk-ins?
Walk-ins are not accepted, but same-day appointments may be available. Call to check availability.
3. Do you offer virtual or telehealth sessions?
Yes. Individual counseling, SAP consultations, and some educational sessions can be completed through secure telehealth.
4. What are your hours of operation?
Monday- Friday 9AM to 5PM
Closed: Saturday and Sunday
Saiop class hours are 1 PM – 4 PM
5. What is needed to enroll in the SAIOP program?
An intake assessment, orientation, and basic screening are required. Clients must commit to attendance, participation, and treatment guidelines.
6. How do SAP evaluations work?
The process includes: 1. A clinical assessment 2. Recommendations 3. Education/treatment requirements 4. Return-to-Duty evaluation 5. Follow-up testing schedule The entire process follows DOT 49 CFR Part 40 guidelines.
7. How do I start individual counseling?
Call us, email us, or complete the contact form. You will receive guidance on scheduling, insurance/payment, and what to expect at your first appointment.
8. Do you offer court-related services?
Yes: DWI education/treatment, anger management, domestic violence education, and parenting programs.We do not claim “court-approved”; however, clients often use our documentation for probation or compliance needs.
9. What ages do you serve?
Adults age 18+.
10. Is my information confidential?
Absolutely. RDS follows HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 guidelines to protect your privacy.