LRADAC
Create your pathway to recovery
Prevention Programs
Prevention Programs
We’re working within Richland and Lexington counties to prevent substance misuse and its impact on our community. Below, you can find information about many of our prevention strategies and access literature about substance misuse and related issues.
Methamphetamine Use Signs and Symptoms of
Methamphetamine Use Signs and Symptoms of
Methamphetamine, or “Meth,” is an illegal stimulant drug in the same class as cocaine and other street drugs.
Treatment Services
Treatment Services
Your needs are unique and that is why our treatment programs are designed to meet you where you are. Together, we will develop a plan that best fits your needs. To help better serve you, please let us know in advance if you require accommodations. Select a category below to learn more.
Improving lives, improving communities
Alcohol and drugs impact many people in different ways. We know that your needs are unique and that is why our treatment programs are designed to meet you where you are. Together, we will develop a plan that is best for you.
People Helped
Assisted Recovery
Completed Recovery
Withdrawl Management
Latest News
Pop Icon Taylor Dayne to Headline Rock 4 Recovery Concert Presented by Dominion Energy
LRADAC purchases Narcan Vending Machine for Newly Released Inmates in Lexington County
LRADAC names Wendy Hughes as the new President and Chief Executive Officer
De-Stress and De-Compress
LRADAC hosting Town Hall Meetings to Prevent Underage Drinking and Substance Use
Let’s Talk Numbers
What is Narcan and why should I test my drugs?
Black Balloon Day 2023: Remembering Lives Lost to Substance Use Disorders
Learning to Love Yourself: Preventing Burnout
LRADAC’s Jeremy Martin is one of 16 national recovery professionals to become a member of the National Institute on Drug Abuse’s Clinical Trials Network Community Representative Council
"I was going through a really rough time. Outpatient treatment helped me manage my situation while staying substance -free."
"It was a good thing to know other that people are struggling with some of the same things and they know what you are going through."
"My counselor was awesome. Since leaving treatment, I am going back to school, working as much as I can, and doing really great ."
