We know how it feels…
To have no idea where to turn. You want to stop, but can’t.
Alcoholism and addiction are known as cunning, baffling, and powerful diseases.
No one beats them alone.
Alcoholism and addiction are known as cunning, baffling, and powerful diseases.
No one beats them alone.
Experience hope renewed. Discover newfound peace and serenity, and feel fulfilled and optimistic once again as you take the first steps to recovery.
For more than thirty years, we’ve dedicated ourselves to the sole purpose of addiction recovery for our patients.
Dilworth Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing effective and affordable treatment services for individuals and families affected by alcoholism and drug addiction. We are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, and staffed by addiction specialists and counselors, many of whom have been dedicated to helping patients at Dilworth Center for over 30 years.
You’ve already taken the first, most courageous step you will ever take:
You’ve recognized your need for help.
Now it is time to reach out for the help you need.
Call one of our counselors today. Allow someone to come to your aid. You will find one of the advantages of working with a non-profit recovery center is the amount of time we dedicate to speaking with you to understand your specific situation. We will provide you with compassion, understanding, and most importantly, a clear treatment plan that will set you on the best possible path towards recovery.
704-372-6969
Whether you are reaching out for yourself or on behalf of a love one, we are here to listen and help. Through personalized telephone consults and on-site appointments, we are able to make individualized recommendations.
At Dilworth Center, we want you to find new joy in life, gain clarity and purpose, renew relationships, and be filled with hope for your future. To achieve that, you need help and a proven plan for a successful recovery. You are at war with a cunning, baffling, and powerful disease that can blind you to the reality of your situation. You likely feel hopeless, ashamed, and afraid.