How It Works

About Me

Mills Treatment Services was established in Wilson, NC and has been supporting communities in North Carolina since 20010. Mills Treatment Services brings compassionate treatment to adults and children ages 6 and up suffering from mental health issues, alcoholism and drug abuse.

I am a Clinical Certified Sex Offender Treatment Specialist (CCSOTS). I received this certification through the National Association of Forensic Counselors in 2010. The program included sex offender risk assessment and arousal assessment of individuals, sex offender specific treatment interventions, etiology development of sex offense attitudes and behaviors, criminal justice and legal issues related to sexual offending, and relapse prevention and issues related to re-offending. The program included the different ways of assessing, understanding, and treating adult males, adult females, and juveniles. After the program is completed, I had to pass the National Association of Forensic Counselors written clinical examination prior to receiving my certification.

I am a Certified Anger Management Specialist II. I received my certification through the National Anger Management Association in 2010. To receive this certification, I had to train with an approved individual working in the anger management field. I trained with Ron Potter-Efron. He has taught seminars and written books about anger management.

I am a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist. I have received this certification through the North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Practice Board. To receive this certification, I had to complete three thousand hours in the substance abuse field and pass a state test. I had to meet weekly with a supervisor who is certified by the state of North Carolina in the substance abuse field. I have worked in the substance abuse field since 2010.
I graduated with a Master in Addiction Counseling in 2012. The master program is very intensive and covers all aspects of addiction and all addictions.

How It Works

Mills Treatment Services, Inc. is a North Carolina licensed DWI Service Provider. We provide Alcohol and Substance Abuse Assessments for North Carolina DWI offenses. We also provide Substance Abuse Treatment programs as required by the State Of North Carolina. (Our treatment programs fulfill the requirements of most other States as well.)

The DWI Process

Immediately upon being charged with Driving While Impaired in North Carolina, you should:

Bring these items with Schedule an Alcohol Assessment with Mills Treatment Services, Inc. by calling the office or online. It is highly recommended by most attorneys in North Carolina that you have completed a NC DWI Assessment prior to your first court appearance.
you to your assessment appointment:
- The $100 State mandated DWI Assessment Fee (every provider in the State of North Carolina must charge $100 for each DWI Assessment conducted).
- Official Record of your North Carolina Motor Vehicle Record (If you have ever been licensed in any other state(s), we may need those records too, so be sure to inform us of this when you call. We will advise you of those State’s fees for driving records).
- Your citation from your arrest and the printout of what you blew on the breathalyzer.
- If you have already been to court and convicted, please bring a certified copy of the judgment in your case. This can be obtained from the Clerk of Court. If your judgment has the BAC (Breath Alcohol Content) printed on it, then you can omit bringing the printout from your breathalyzer test.
- If you have not been to court and you have an attorney, be sure to bring their contact information so we can communicate with them on your behalf.
- If you have ever been in treatment before, please bring all the information you can regarding the facility you attended, the location and dates of your attendance.
Your assessment will last between 60 and 90 minutes.
The results of your assessment will be determined as soon as all required documents have been received and your assessment has been conducted. The sooner you provide us with all the items listed above, the sooner your recommendation can be finalized. We cannot give you a recommendation for the level of treatment you will need, until all documents above have been received by our office. We will give you a letter at the time of your assessment verifying an assessment was conducted. You can take this form to the court, your attorney, your probation officer or whoever may require proof of your assessment.
Upon receipt of all required documents, your assessment will be reviewed and a final recommendation will be made. The levels of treatment that may possibly apply to you are as follows:
- ADETS = (Alcohol & Drug Education Class)
  16 hour Alcohol & Drug Education Class
- Short Term Treatment = (Substance Abuse Treatment, min. 20hrs.)
  A minimum of 20 hours of Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment, to be completed in NO LESS THAN 30 days.
- Longer Term Treatment = (Substance Abuse Treatment, min. 40hrs.)
  A minimum of 40 hours of Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment, to be completed in NO LESS THAN 60 days.
- Intensive Outpatient Treatment = (Substance Abuse Treatment, min. 90hrs.)
  A minimum of 90 hours of Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment, to be completed in NO LESS THAN 90 days. The length of this level of service is to be determined upon intake at the agency for such services.