About Us
STAFF
| Latasha R. Green | Catherine A. Roberts | Courtney M. Rosemond | |
| MS, LPC, LCAS, CCS | MS, LPC, LCAS, CCS | MS, LPC, LCAS, CCS | |
| Clinical Supervisor | Clinical Director | Administrative Director |
LOCATION
Martin County
142 West Main Street
Williamston, NC 27892
The dove is a symbol of unity and peace. Many individuals suffering from mental health and substance abuse issues are not at peace with themselves. Our goal at Dove United Counseling is to assist the consumer with becoming a unified person at peace with himself or herself.
Dove United Counseling current focus is to provide high quality Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services to the military and civilian population in the form of individual, group, and outpatient therapy. Other services provided include, consulting and clinical supervision for individuals seeking licensure/certification in the fields of Substance Abuse and Licensed Professional Counselors in the state of North Carolina.
Dove United Counseling strengths comes from it diverse background of competent clinicians and professional staff. The company has credentialed staff that has years of experiences in detoxification, rehabilitation services, collaboration, coordination of services, referring and consulting with other professionals, co-occurring disorders, work first program, mobile crises, crisis intervention, treatment planning, transferring consumers to the appropriate level of care, etc. We believe our vision of providing quality services, advocating for consumers rights, experiences, trainings, education, credentials, location and taking care of our employees and consumers will be the thriving factors of this company’s success.
Mission Statement: To provide quality, efficient, and excellent customer services by competent certified, licensed, and skilled professionals to our consumers who are struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues. We are dedicated to assisting our consumers in becoming a unified individual at peace, while fostering a sense of autonomy and self-efficacy, while upholding to the highest standard of care outlined by the State of North Carolina Ethical Code of Conduct.