Structured Outpatient Addiction Program (SOAP) in Raleigh, NC

The Raleigh SOAP is an 8-week, fully virtual recovery program designed for adults seeking structured, skills-based support without entering residential or intensive in-person treatment.

Yes. Anyone in Raleigh or Wake County, whether in North Hills, Downtown, Five Points, Brier Creek, East Raleigh, or near NCSU, can participate virtually without travel.

Participants often include young professionals, college students, IT and tech workers, healthcare staff, service-industry employees, and adults balancing demanding schedules with recovery needs.

Raleigh’s growth brings heavy workloads, long commutes, and high-performance environments. The SOAP focuses on stress management, emotional regulation, and creating routines that help reduce burnout-related triggers.

Core sessions include cravings management, emotional balance, boundaries, communication skills, rebuilding structure, relapse prevention, and coping tools for high-stress environments.

Groups are intentionally small, typically 6–10 participants, to allow for personalized support, connection, and consistent accountability.

Yes. The evening format is ideal for people in healthcare, technology, education, service roles, or students with daytime obligations.

The program teaches tools for navigating Raleigh’s common stressors—workload intensity, social drinking norms, and the pressure to “stay busy”—while building healthier coping strategies.

When appropriate, participation summaries or attendance verification can be provided and typically meet employer or general support program expectations in Wake County.

You can begin with a brief consultation to ensure the program is the right fit. Call or text 828-519-0479, or email davidnewson@threecornerscounselingnc.com to get started.