Twin City Counseling

Winston-Salem, NC 27101
Located in Forsyth County
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523 SUMMIT STREET
Winston-Salem, NC 27101

Available programs:

  • DWI Assessment
  • Out of State Reviews
  • Alcohol Drug Education Training School (ADETS)
  • Short & Longer-Term Treatment

Program languages include:

  • English

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Serving Forsyth County
Tel: 336-722-9592
Fax: 336-722-9197

DWI Substance Abuse Assessments in North Carolina

In North Carolina, a DWI Substance Abuse Assessment is mandatory for anyone convicted of Driving While Impaired. This assessment is crucial for obtaining a Limited Driving Privilege, as only state-licensed facilities can conduct these evaluations, ensuring compliance with the requirements necessary to restore driving privileges. The assessment process includes an interview with a Licensed or Certified Substance Abuse Counselor and a structured questionnaire to evaluate the individual’s alcohol and drug use, determining whether there is no disorder or if it is mild, moderate, or severe.

Typically, the assessment takes about 90 minutes, and individuals must bring specific documents, including a copy of their ticket and a printout of their breath or blood test results. The fee for the assessment is set at $100, plus an additional $10.75 to download the current driving record, as mandated by state law. Importantly, no agency can charge more or less than this established fee.

For those residing outside North Carolina who have DWI convictions in the state, completing a substance use assessment and any recommended education or treatment is also required to regain driving privileges. If completed outside North Carolina, it's essential to select a state-approved DWI provider to review and certify the assessment and any additional services. Twin City Counseling Center is a fully licensed provider in North Carolina, committed to offering professional, confidential, and timely assessments, along with educational programs like the Alcohol and Drug Education Traffic School (ADETS).

Information has been generated from the facility website, state licensing information and/or other online sources. If you believe this information to be inaccurate, please contact us.