Sandhills Adult & Teen Challenge Expands Recovery Services with Licensed Outpatient Program

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Sandhills Adult & Teen Challenge is expanding substance abuse treatment options with the launch of a new state-licensed intensive outpatient program serving adults across the Sandhills.

The program will provide 9 to 19 hours per week of structured counseling, including individual and group therapy, relapse prevention, family support, and recovery planning.

Blending Clinical Care with Faith-Based Recovery

The new outpatient track complements Sandhills ATC’s long-standing residential programs by introducing evidence-based counseling during the early stages of recovery. Organization leaders say the expansion creates a full continuum of care.

The program will be guided by licensed clinicians, including newly appointed clinical operations director Melissa Decker, LCSW. Services are expected to begin in the coming weeks.

Learn more at Sandhills Adult & Teen Challenge.

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