Trinity Behavioral Care - Dillon County

Reducing addiction’s impact on families shapes the work of Trinity Behavioral Care in Dillon County. They provide trauma-informed outpatient substance use disorder (SUD) treatment for children, adolescents, and adults. Counseling also addresses anxiety, depression, trauma, and PTSD, although they do not provide general mental health services. Staff screen clients and connect them with appropriate programs. Their prevention work includes overdose education and Narcan distribution. Evening appointments run Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Counseling, Medication, and Court Requirements

Clinicians combine individual, group, and family therapy with peer support and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) through contract medical providers, considering Suboxone or Vivitrol. Services include opioid counseling, nicotine replacement therapy, gambling edutherapy, employee assistance for job-affecting problems, and 8-week anger management. Court programs include 6-week pretrial intervention for adolescents and adults, with adults limited to non-violent offenses, and minors’ alcohol education and intervention. The Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program assesses clients and recommends treatment for license reinstatement after impaired-driving charges.

Women’s Recovery and Family Participation

The Trauma Recovery Empowerment Model helps women address abuse and violence, while the Women’s Empowerment Group teaches boundaries and assertiveness. Women’s peer networks build accountability through shared recovery experiences. Parenting guidance helps mothers in recovery develop parenting strategies and rebuild family bonds. For adolescents, clinicians coordinate with parents and schools, combining abstinence-based counseling with school-based therapy and parent education. The TARGET group teaches teens about substance dependence and relapse prevention.