Harmony Recovery Center
11403 N Tryon St, Charlotte, North Carolina, 28262
We are a family-oriented team of widely experienced individuals in recovery and treatment.
Our journey began in 2015 with a dream of creating a safe and therapeutic environment for people suffering from the life-wrecking disease of addiction, with the opening of our first facility in Florida, Recovery In Tune. Since then, we have grown to understand the true need for quality, highly individualized, evidence-based treatment programs; and have made it our mission to bring those high-quality services to different areas of the country like the Charlotte, North Carolina area where these services are desperately needed. We specialize in providing compassionate and highly individualized substance abuse treatment that is evidence-based and outcome-driven. We focus on vastly exceeding the frequently low standards of treatment outcomes in our amazing communities of Charlotte, North Carolina area.
Facility Highlights
- Family Oriented
- Dual Diagnosis
- Outpatient Detox
Specialization
Detox
Though not all rehab facilities offer “medical detoxification,” all people with an addiction to drugs or alcohol will experience intense physical and emotional changes and discomfort as their bodies react to withdrawal of the addictive substance. Many people use the term “detox” to refer to the period of time (ranging from a few days to a week) when the body is reacting to an addict’s decision to stop using.Dual Diagnosis/Co-occurring Disorders Treatment
These two terms describe a person who is not only addicted to drugs or alcohol, but also has a mental or emotional illness, such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, etc. Facilities that treat patients with dual-diagnosis or co-occurring disorders provide psychiatric treatment in addition to drug and alcohol rehabilitation services.
Facility Settings
- Mountains
Meet the Staff
Tina Currence, MA, QP, LCAS-AClinical SupervisorTina Currence is originally from West Virginia and specialized in Substance Abuse Treatment at Marshall University. She has been a clinical therapist for over 26 years and has been practicing in North Carolina since 2012. Tina has provided counseling to at risk youth in level 3 wilderness programs, supervised a mobile crisis team, and she has been a college professor. Her greatest enjoyment comes from the therapeutic connection with individuals and their families and the excitement of watching the family dynamics change and grow through that process. During her spare time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family while skiing and snowboarding in the winter months or white water rafting/kayaking in the summer months.- William NevadomskiCo-FounderAfter a long battle with addiction to opiates and prescription drugs during his teenage years and early 20s, William went through state-funded treatment programs. After two episodes of treatment, he started living a clean life in February 2014, helped by the NA community and his desire and willingness to follow a program and change his life. William began working in the treatment field as a house manager for a sober living home. This allowed him to start to fulfill what he sees as his destiny, helping others in any way he could through their struggles that he went through himself and overcame. His journey continued, and through his compassion, ethical standards and care for the needy, he evolved in the field and earned the opportunity to grow through a position in the admissions department at White Sands Treatment Center. He maintained this position for over a year. Another opportunity came his way when Delphi Health Group offered him a position in the admissions department, which he took and evolved in for over a year, after which he joined the team at Harmony Recovery Center's sister-facility Recovery In Tune in Florida. After working in the admissions department for Recovery In Tune for over a year, William transitioned to the Harmony Recovery Group team as Business Development Director and Co-Founded Harmony Recovery Center. William has become a vital part of the program, using his personal and professional experience and knowledge to help and guide those in the program and educate the community about the program.
