Credits & Attributions

This independent directory for Raleigh, North Carolina, is operated by NovCog (contact: Guerin@novcog.com). It is a directory of alcohol-treatment resources, not a clinic or patient intake service. All sources below were fetched directly from primary pages on 25 October 2026.

Photography

North Carolina Executive Mansion, Raleigh, NC — photograph by Warren LeMay, licensed CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication (license). Source: Wikimedia Commons file page. The mansion is a Queen Anne–style landmark on Burke Square in downtown Raleigh, constructed 1883–1891; it is a Raleigh landmark, not a treatment facility. CC0 does not require attribution, but we credit it for transparency.
Pullen park pond — photograph by Scott Thompson, licensed CC BY 3.0 (license). Source: Wikimedia Commons file page. Pullen Park is a public park in Raleigh; the image is a supporting context photo, not a treatment facility. CC BY requires attribution, provided here.

Primary sources

NIAAA Alcohol Treatment Navigator — National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIH/HHS). Official federal guidance for finding evidence-based alcohol treatment; use its three-step process (search, ask, choose) when evaluating care.
SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov — official federal locator for substance use and mental health treatment programs.
NC DHHS Division of Health Service Regulation — state oversight of medical, mental health, and adult care facilities, including licensed facility lookup and complaint intake.
NC DHHS Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Use Services — state systems, services, and supports for substance use, including county-level programs.

Verified providers referenced on this site

SouthLight Healthcare (Raleigh city) — 919-787-6131; Raleigh locations include 2101 Garner Rd and 3117 Poplarwood Ct, with administrative office at 3125 Poplarwood Court, Suite 203. Official site.
Triangle Springs (Raleigh city) — 919-746-8900 (24/7); 10901 World Trade Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27617. Official site.
Monarch (regional, serving Wake County) — behavioral health and substance use services; Official site. Monarch is a regional provider and is not asserted as Raleigh-city specific.

We list only services, phone numbers, and locations observed on each provider's own current official page. We do not assert licenses, accreditation, insurance acceptance, pricing, availability, or review ratings unless individually verified. For clinical decisions, consult the NIAAA Navigator and the provider directly; we do not offer individualized advice.

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