Alcohol & Drug Abuse Assistance Coordinator

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An addiction counselor's role is to unbiased emotional support for individuals going through a treatment program. Their work primarily consists of conducting one-on-one therapy sessions to get to the root of the addiction, and administering periodic drug tests. Counselors may also develop and maintain delivery of substance abuse prevention, promotion and education services to community groups, schools and businesses.

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