Concord, NC (PRWEB) August 22, 2014
Teen drug and alcohol addiction has long been a major issue among young people in Concord, NC. The rising numbers of adolescents falling victim to substance abuse has been alarming. To help make a difference in the community, the new Troubled Teens Concord helpline was established to provide a valuable resource for teens seeking to overcome their chemical dependency. The helpline is designed to help parents and their teens find the best youth rehab center to focus on achieving independence from teen drug abuse.
By contacting the helpline at (704) 269-4899, callers can speak immediately to a representative who can provide guidance, support and information on the latest treatment options available at teen treatment centers. Operators are available at all hours to address any questions or concerns pertaining to teenage drug and alcohol addiction. By enrolling in a reputable adolescent treatment facility, teens are given the best opportunity to work on their sobriety and ultimately realize a bright future. The addiction specialists at youth rehab centers utilize the latest techniques of alcohol and drug detox, therapy, dual diagnosis and teen depression treatment in a safe and caring environment.
Admitting to a drug or alcohol addiction is just the first step on the road to recovery. But finding the right teen treatment center can make the difference between success and failure. To learn where your child can receive the best quality of professional youth rehab, call the Troubled Teens Concord helpline today.
About Troubled Teens Concord:
The new Trouble Teens Concord helpline is designed to help parents and teens to find the best adolescent treatment facility to fit their specific needs. Operators are standing by at all hours to take your call. To learn more on how a teen treatment center can help you, call the helpline at (704) 269-4899 or send an email to mail(at)troubledteens-concord(dot)com for more information.
New Helpline in Concord, NC Provides Hope for Troubled Teens is a post from: Intervention Therapy