Shoreline Behavioral Health Services

ALCOHOL AND DRUG SAFETY ACTION PROGRAM

The South Carolina Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP) is a state-wide education and treatment program for individuals who have incurred a substance-related driving offense. All persons who meet this criteria must successfully complete ADSAP to regain their driving privileges. Each person will be assessed individually to determine their needs regarding reducing their risk of future substance-related problems. The amount of time it takes to complete ADSAP depends on treatment recommendations, progress, and payment of all fees associated with the program within one year of enrollment. Out of state DUI offenders can also be serviced by this program, and they are encouraged to contact the DMV in the state where the driving offense occurred regarding requirements for license reinstatement, as it might differ from South Carolina.

• For more information, please contact our office at (843) 365-8884 and our staff will tell you everything you need to know to complete this process.

Shoreline Behavioral Health Services is a SC Certified ADSAP Provider and will help you during each step of the process.  For more information you can click here for a brochure from DAODAS or you can go straight to their website here.

PRI: PRIME FOR LIFE

PRIME For Life is an alcohol and drug education program, for ADSAP clients, designed to gently but powerfully challenge common beliefs and attitudes that directly contribute to high-risk alcohol and drug use. The program goals are to reduce the risk for health problems and impairment problems by focusing on choices and behavior change. PRI is researched-based and has been proven to promote change.

Our mission at Shoreline Behavioral Health Services is to address the problem of alcohol and substance use disorders in Horry County by providing individualized, recovery based treatment and community prevention services.

Shoreline Behavioral Health envisions a system of care in which problems arising from the use of substances and addiction in our county are prevented using a combination of public education and early intervention strategies.

For those who develop problems with substances, often with cooccurring physical and mental health issues, timely treatment services are readily available and the different providers involved coordinate care with an array of community based, recovery oriented services. The goal of coordination is that the consumer experience is of a welcoming system that connects to community services and has a broad enough menu of assistance to accommodate multiple recovery pathways.