Intervention is a process that allows individuals to obtain assistance before a drinking, drug, or behavioral problem becomes a crisis situation.
Fairfield Behavioral Health Services provides a variety of services to meet the needs of students, employers and individuals. The primary level of intervention services consists of assessments and referrals.
Alcohol Education Program
Alcohol Education Program an 8 hour diversionary program delivered in 2 hour increments for underage (17-20) drinking offenders with 1st offense for purchasing, possessing and transferring. Volunteer participation or mandated upon Court conviction. SC Act No. 35, R72, H3490 (May 2007)
Alcohol Intervention Program
Alcohol Intervention Program an 8 hour program designed for youth under 21 with a 3rd offense attempt to purchase, consume, and knowingly possess alcohol. Volunteer participation or mandated upon Court conviction. SC Act No. 103, R156,S213(June 2007)
Co-Dependency
Sometimes it is difficult to know how to take care of ourselves, especially when we are the caregiver of someone (spouse, child, or parent) with an active addiction to alcohol and drugs. We may feel we are doing our best to help, but it only makes the situation worse. We feel confused, taken advantage of, drained, and resentful of our loved one. We forget to take care of ourselves, putting the chemical abuser’s needs first and our own last. Sometimes we wonder, “Is there something wrong with me?” Co-dependency is widely viewed as a condition that develops in childhood due to family roles. It is often seen in a family system in which active addiction is present because co-dependent persons often engage themselves in relationships with persons who are unstable, emotionally needy or possess addictive problems. Professional counseling staff is available to address your concerns and worries, to assist you in taking care of yourself. Often we enable our addicted loved one to remain sick without even knowing it.
DUI Relicensing Services
The requirements to get your license back vary from individual to individual. Some individuals may need more services than others. The cost to be relicensed can range from $500.00 to $2500 dollars. Participants in this program must have received a DUI or an implied consent. Program Details: Alcohol, Drug and Safety Action Program (ADSAP) a clinical assessment is done to determine degree of impairment and risk. Based on the assessment, educational or therapeutic services are provided. Court conviction mandates participation. SC Act No. 201, R234, H3496 (April 2008) ADSAP requirements can range from attending an educationally-based class for 16 hours to placement in an in-patient facility for 2 weeks to 30 days or outpatient counseling. An assessment determines the types of services an individual will require to regain their driving privileges.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) tailored to your organization or business’ unique needs. May include but not limited to the following services: drug testing, professional counseling, drug policy development, and workshops.
Offender Based Intervention
Offender Based Intervention designed for adult (18+) males and females, as referred by the Department of Probation, Parole, & Pardon, or the courts, with a history of alcohol and drug related offenses.
Get In Touch
Who to contact to get more information on these services.
Director of Treatment Services
803.635.2335 x13 Phone
803.635.9695 Fax
Resource Library
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Contact Info
Monday & Thursday
9am – 7:30pm
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
9am – 5pm
178 US Hwy 321 Bypass N
Winnsboro, SC 29180
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At Fairfield Behavioral Health Services, we are passionate about partnering with you to help you address your behavioral health needs. Our staff is prepared to offer evidence-based, individualized treatment to help you heal and thrive. Feel free to contact us to discuss treatment options.