Adult Directory 2013

family counseling, and weekly transition group for adults (12 sessions). Medicaid
and private insurance accepted. Admissions on 24-hour basis.
Dupont Circle Club - 1623 Connecticut Avenue, NW #200 (Above Melody Records)
(202) 234-7837 www.Dupontcircleclub.org
Organized meeting space for a variety of 12-step groups including: Alcohol,
Gamblers, Crystal Meth, Overeaters, Narcotics. Visit website for schedule of
meetings.
Executive Addiction Disease Program - 4335 Wisconsin Avenue, NW 20016
(202) 362-2588, Fax (202) 362-6287 www.eadp.net
Daniel Kellerher, Program Manager
Outpatient substance abuse and DWI/DUI group education and counseling. Groups
Wednesday 5:45pm. Sliding scale
Exodus House - (see SOME this Chapter)
Family and Medical Counseling Services, Inc. (FMCS) -
2041 Martin Luther King Jr Ave, SE, # M-8 20020
(202) 889-7900, Fax (202) 610-3095www.fmcsinc.org
Kyla Fannagan, Program Manager
Outpatient substance abuse education and counseling. Group sessions 3x week Mon,
Wed, Fri 11am to 12:30pm. Individual sessions by appointment. Sliding fee or private
insurance for walk-ins. CSOSA, DBH approved providers.
Federal City Recovery Services - 425 2 nd Street, NW 20001(Administrative Office)
(202) 783-7343, Fax (202) 628-1183
Latasha Trabue, Development Director
920 Bellevue Street, SE 20020, (202) 562-4939, Michael Nettles, Director
6101 Dix Street, NE 20019, (202) 450-4906, Steve Gammon, Contact
90-day residential treatment program: 12-step groups daily, anger management,
criminal justice education, life skills plus 90 days aftercare. Residents stay in
transitional housing, are expected to work, and save toward independence. Evening
groups and case management. Referrals through Court, CSOSA or PSA, no walk-ins.
Will accept persons with sex-related charges depending on issue.
FIRST at Blue Ridge, Inc - 32 Knox Road Ridgecrest, North Carolina 28770
(828) 669-0011, Fax (828) 669-0596 www.firstinc.org
Joseph A. Martinez, Executive Director, Mario J. Moraga, Clinical Director
(Men) 12–18 month work based substance abuse treatment program. Must be North
Carolina resident or have direct ties to state. Residents earn their way through the
program by working for one of FIRST’s business training schools. Many jobs require
physical labor. No violent offenders. Applicants must complete application form,
submit an autobiography, then arrange for in person or telephone interview.
Participants who are under CSOSA probation supervision must be approved for
transfer of supervision via the Interstate Compact Agreement (see end note this
chapter).
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