Admission and Assessments

Admission to the McLeod Addictive Disease Center begins with an assessment given by a trained and supportive counselor.  Assessments are on a walk-in basis from 8:30am to 4:00pm, Monday through Friday. 

Diagnostic Assessments

Monday-Friday 8:30am -12pm


Methadone Assessments

Monday-Friday 8:30am -12pm

TASC Assessments

TASC assessments are given on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8:30am to 12:00pm.  No appointment is necessary

DWI Assessments

DWI assessments are given Monday through Friday from

8:30am to 3:00pm.  $100.00 in the form of Cash or Money Order is required No appointment is necessary.

 

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Since its inception in 1969, McLeod Center has served over 168,000 clients and become the largest Substance Abuse Treatment Facility in the Carolinas. McLeod Center offers Adult, Adolescent, Family, and Criminal Justice services at the Charlotte headquarters and 8 different Narcotic Treatment  clinics across North Carolina.   With individualized care and respect for all,  McLeod offers the opportunity for clients to get well.

 People get well at McLeod Center

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Professional Training Series

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September 17th, 2010


The Pleasure Principle


Pleasure disorders are diseases of the body's natural pleasure pathways. Although intoxicating substances produce addictive disorders, many times repetitive behaviors are used for their intoxicating properties as well. These behavioral or process addictions mimic the addictive cycle and neuro-chemical responses of intoxicating substances without ingesting chemicals.
Addictive behaviors rely on anticipatory, excitatory rapid release of neuro-chemicals and tolerance that are the hallmarks of all addictive disorders. This program will focus specifically on sexual, gambling and food addictions. Special attention will be given to potential co morbidity of substance and process addiction.


Richard Cole, MS, NCAC II, SAP, CEAP, CCS, LPC


Insights Educational and Treatment Services, Inc. –
Columbia, South Carolina


Mr. Cole has worked in the mental health and substance abuse treatment field for over twenty (20) years. His undergraduate degree was obtained in Psychology from Rutgers University in New Jersey. His graduate degree in Counseling was granted from the State University of New York in Albany. Mr. Cole has post-graduate training in systemic family therapy and Rational Emotive Therapy from the Ellis Institute in New York City. He also has advanced training as a Substance Abuse Professional and Licensed Professional Counselor. Mr. Cole began his career in Mental Health providing crisis assessment and treatment in mental health facilities. He then began working in Mental Health Chemical Addiction programs, making the transition into substance abuse treatment with chronic relapsers with dual disorders and other behavioral treatment services. Mr. Cole has worked in the areas of detoxification, inpatient, outpatient and residential treatment. He has been a Certified Employee Assistance Professional for thirteen (13) years, working with business and industry to create drug free workplace programs. Additional certifications and licensures include: Substance Abuse Professional, Licensed Professional Counselor, and Clinical Supervisor.
Mr. Cole is currently owner and Executive Director of Insights Educational and Treatment Services, Inc., a private outpatient treatment center providing services for clients referred by a variety of sources. Mr. Cole has been a professional trainer and consultant for the past 12 years. He has offered county, state, and federal offender based treatment for ten (10) years.