You Are Not Alone. Support is Available.

Recovery is a community effort. Whether you are in crisis, seeking a meeting, or looking for peer support, these organizations offer safe, confidential help.

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Connecting You to Support That Matters

At The Pathway to Healing, I believe that lasting recovery happens not just in therapy, but through connection with community, resources, and trusted support networks. This page is designed to give you immediate access to helpful tools, trusted contacts, and local and statewide programs. Whether you’re seeking information, a support group, or crisis assistance, you’re not alone.

Local and Statewide Recovery Resources

I’ve compiled a list of organizations and programs dedicated to substance use recovery, mental health support, and wellness. These resources are a starting point for finding professional support that aligns with your needs:

  • North Carolina Substance Abuse Services—Statewide treatment and referral support.
  • NC Addiction Recovery Helpline—24/7 guidance and information.
  • Asheville Area Recovery Support—Local resources for therapy, support groups, and workshops.
  • Community Counseling Centers—Connecting you to qualified providers statewide.
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Crisis Hotlines

If you or someone you care about is in crisis, reach out immediately to trained professionals. Some of the hotlines are:

  • Immediate Crisis Support (24/7)
  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or Text 988
  • Free and confidential support for anyone in distress.
  • Crisis Text Line:  Text “HELLO” to 741741
  • Free 24/7, confidential
  • NC Mobile Crisis (RHA) West (Alexander, Buncombe, Henderson, etc.): (888) 573-1006
  • Free, confidential, 24/7/365
  • SAMHSA National Helpline: Call (800) 662-4357
  • Treatment referral and information
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Mutual Aid & Support Groups

  • Alcoholics Anonymous (NC Mountain Central Office):
  • Helpline: (828) 254-8539
  • Find a meeting near you in Western North Carolina.
  • Narcotics Anonymous (Western NC Area):
  • Helpline: (866) 925-2148
  • Support for those seeking freedom from drug addiction.
  • SMART Recovery:
  • Recovery Dharma:
  • Al-Anon:
  • Strength and hope for friends and families of problem drinkers.

Here to Help, Every Step of the Way

I’m happy to answer questions, provide guidance, or connect you to additional resources that suit your individual needs. You don’t have to navigate this path alone.