MISSION
Is to rehabilitate individuals and support families affected by alcohol dependence, drug dependence and/or mental illness.

Northwest Counseling Professionals operates on the belief that chemical dependency and mental illness are chronic, progressive diseases that respond to appropriate intervention, treatment and prevention. By effectively employing all three, individuals and families are better able to lead healthy and productive lives in their communities. 

     PHILOSPHY
Each year, more people die or become disabled from substance abuse and severe mental illness than from any other preventable cause.

In fact, one in four deaths in our country is the result of alcohol, drug or tobacco abuse. You can imagine the enormous burden this places on everything from family life and public safety to health care. By helping our neighbors overcome alcohol and drug addiction, we help strengthen our entire community.

At NWCP, we believe in treatment that deals with the whole person and every aspect of his or her life. Our holistic approach includes substance abuse and family services, plus initiative methods of mental health treatment.  Years of working with the diverse community of Georgia has taught our staff the value of providing services that are culturally relevant and in line with each individual’s needs.
Our dedicated staff’s experience has earned us a reputation for service excellence in helping families affected by alcohol/drug abuse and mental illness.

          VALUES
"Understanding"    with empathy and compassion for each individual's needs and feelings.
"Diversity" and cultural competency that allows us to embrace difference and effectively meet our community's needs.
"Creativity" to work outside the box, to use our imagination, and be open to new ideas to accomplish our goals.
"Commitment" to the selfless desire to empower individuals, families, and community through great team work.
"Respect" for our clients, our community and ourselves.

 Your Image 
is  
Freedom
"STAY DRUG FREE"
      
                                                                           BY: D.P. JACKSON