Deborah Burnette and Associates
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Accepts 5 insurance plans
AA – Alcoholics Anonymous in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, is a recovery resource serving adults and young adults who are dealing with alcoholism, drug addiction, or substance abuse. Its approach is built around the 12-Step model, a widely recognized, mutual-support framework in which participants work through a series of guided steps alongside peers who share similar experiences. This setting is generally grounded in group participation rather than one-on-one clinical treatment.
Group therapy is the primary therapeutic service listed here. In general, group therapy brings people together to share experiences, offer mutual encouragement, and build practical coping strategies for maintaining sobriety. The 12-Step format typically complements this by emphasizing personal reflection, accountability, and ongoing peer support. Separate programming is available for adults and for young adults, so participants can engage with others at a similar stage of life.
Because this listing does not specify insurance or payment details, it is worth asking directly about any costs, meeting formats, and what to expect before attending. For anyone in the Rocky Mount area seeking a peer-centered, step-based path to recovery, this organization may be a helpful starting point.
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120 South Pearl street, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
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Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Accepts 5 insurance plans
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Medicaid
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
CARF accredited
Accepts 2 insurance plans
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