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Addiction Treatment for Young Adults
Building a better life free from drugs and alcohol can seem impossible if you don’t know where to begin. You might even fear that your situation is broken beyond repair.
But no matter how bad things may seem, there is hope. Young adults struggling with addiction can find a new sense of purpose, happiness, and belonging in addiction recovery at Momentum Recovery in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Gender-Specific Addiction & Mental Health Treatment
The Map to a Better Life
Dock
Primary Addiction Treatment
Anchor
Extended Care/ IOP
Harbor
Sober Living
Compass
Change Management
To learn more about our four-phase approach, click below:
Start Your Journey
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Talk to one of our admissions concierges today.
Meet Your Guides
At Momentum Recovery, we believe that everyone deserves and can find recovery with the right community and the right tools. Our caring and empathetic experts have the personal and professional experience to help guide you in building a better, happier life free from the chaos of drug and alcohol addiction.
Rick Barney
MSW, LCSW, LCAS, MAC, CCS, MBA
Co-Founder and CEO
David Neal
Co-Founder and COO
Gabrielle Neal-Barney
MMS, PA-C, CAQ-Psych
Medical Director
Testimonials
Momentum is an incredible addition to Wilmington’s vibrant recovery community. I’ve seen so many individuals have success through this program and the team provides creative wraparound care. If a family member were struggling with addiction, this would be the first place I would send them.
Karen B.
Momentum helped me properly prepare to transition back into the real world by slowly reintroducing normal freedoms you may not have in the beginning of your recovery and new life.
Anthony M.
Momentum Recovery is a first-rate transitional living and recovery program with wonderful facilities in Wilmington, NC. The founders, administrators, and clinicians are top-notch. All are extremely qualified, committed, personable, accessible, and passionate about helping young adults to find purpose, autonomy, and fun in recovery.
Elizabeth P.