Mission Statement
To provide compassionate, professional services combating the effects of substance use and misuse utilizing prevention, intervention, counseling and recovery support.
Program Philosophy and Goal
The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council of Deep East Texas believes that chemical dependency is a progressive, incurable, chronic and fatal disease that can be managed with long term treatment. It is essential that treatment include family and/or significant other involvement and 12 step or other support groups available in the local area. The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council of Deep East Texas' goal is to provide a quality outpatient treatment program that focuses on the recovery and maintenance from abuse/addiction of mind altering chemicals. The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council subscribes to the belief that abstinence from consumption of all mind-changing chemicals (including alcohol) is the only current practice that can lead to a successful treatment outcome.
Service Area
The Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council’s prevention and treatment service area consists of Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity and Tyler counties. For more information on the nearest location available, please call 800 445-8562 or 936 634-5753.
The Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council’s OSAR (Outreach, Screening, Assessment and Referral) service area consist of Angelina, Hardin, Houston, Jasper, Jefferson, Nacogdoches, Newton, Orange, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity and Tyler counties. For more information on the nearest location available, please call 800 445-8562 or 936 634-5753.
Signs & Symptoms
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Are you annoyed by people criticizing your drinking or use of drugs?
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Do you "borrow" money or items that don't belong to you to buy alcohol or other drugs?
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Do you ever have trouble knowing "when to say when"?
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Have you ever tried to quit drinking alcohol or using drugs on your own, and you just couldn't?
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Has you alcohol or drug use caused problems with family, friends, work or the police?
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Would you like to talk to someone about these questions?
If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, please call:
Our Staff
The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council (ADAC) staff is here to help those seeking assistance with chemical dependency. All ADAC instructors have been certified by the Texas Health and Human Services and follow all rules and guidelines required of the certification. Please contact us today if help is needed and we will guide you to the best solutions.
Prevention Program Managers:
Melanie Patterson (YPS)
Linda Jones (YPU)
Shelly Tole (YPI)
CCP
Coalition Coordinator:
Cindy Vargas
Coalition Community Liaison:
Chelsea Kirk
PARTY
Prevention Educators:
Shelly Doss
Kelly Wilson
Amy Dunn
PRC
Tobacco Specialist:
Linda Smith
Region 5 Community Liaison:
Region 5 Evaluator:
Kim Bartel
Prevention Specialists:
Veronica Smith (YPI)
Amanda Holster (YPU)
Jakoya Grimes (YPU)
Ami Altom (YPS)
Cecil Stark (YPS)
Katoyna Wilkerson (YPI)
Elwanda Limbrick (YPI/YPS)
Charlotte Stanaland (YPU)
Whitley Carroll (YPU)
Briar Grimes (YPI)
James Wilson (YPI)
Jacob Smith (YPI)
Intervention Program Manager:
Vallie Cross
PADRES:
Stephanie Crager
Marcus Wilson
Accounting Department Employees:
Bev Livingston
Connie Lee
Clinical Department Managers:
Linda Few James, LCDC
Arthur Newman, LCDC
Clinical Department Employees:
Brad Bell, LCDC
Lisa Carpenter, CI
Ray Moura, LCDC
Arthur Newman, LCDC
Casey Williams, LCDC
Ashlee Collins, CI
Dori Cambron, LCDC
Amanda Turner, LCDC
Dina De Leon, CI
Shirley Goodwin, LCDC
Valencia Flores, LCDC
Lytrenda Smith, LCDC
Cathy Rowe, LCDC
Julie Nash, Recovery Coach
April Harvey, Peer Recovery Leader
Tamara Nicol, Peer Recovery Leader
Tommy Branham, Peer Recovery Leader
Kelle Rahm, LCDC
Lou Franklin, CI
Amy Brooks, CI
Reception Office Employees:
Bobbie Sue Martin
Rogjeanor Malbrough
Board Members
Don Muhlbach - President
William Lambert
Stephanie Cook
Rodney Thompson
Royce Garrett
Sallye Darmstadter
Randy Waggoner
Tom Paxson