Teras state approved substance use disorder,domestic violence intervention and anger management program.
WE ARE OPEN DURING THE COVID CRISIS and taking new clients. See how to sign up for treatment services here 
LIST OF ITEMS NEEDED TO SUPPORT TERAS and OUR PATIENTS DURING COVID CRISIS
Referring Clients and Loved Ones to Teras: CONTACT  Affordable,accessible,effective counseling by counselors who have real life experience and are dedicated to your success.
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Take the Alcohol Screening Test  if you are curious to know what level of risk your drinking is compared to the general population and known standards of risky drinking.


  
       Our Mission: Teras Intervention and Counseling is a grassroots nonprofit 
      agency whose primary aim is to provide the most accessible, affordable, quality treatment services to all. 

Throughout the program safety for adults and children who have been abused or at

 risk of being abused is our highest concern.

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