Our mission is to deliver comprehensive human services that empower people to achieve their goals in life.
Since Therapeutic Alternatives, Inc. was established in 1958, administrators, management, and staff have earned the trust and respect of state health authorities as well as the people and families they serve. In a day when agencies with extensive and diverse experience in health care are seriously needed, Therapeutic Alternatives, Inc. continues to expand in terms of human resources, clinical knowledge, and creative programs to meet the needs of hundreds of North Carolina citizens.  We are proud of our more than 500 employees who have made our agency a leader in several health care fields. With the loyalty, initiative, and teamwork of longtime and newly hired employees, we are well equipped to be sensitive and proactive in providing an array of services.
Experienced mental health professionals, registered nurses, licensed professional counselors, and clinical social workers assure that the people we support receive appropriate and timely treatment. Through criminal background checks and an array of other preliminary procedures, human resources and training personnel guarantee that qualified and compassionate people are hired, trained, and house-specific/consumer-specific oriented prior to beginning work.
Some of our direct-care professionals have delivered services to the same people and families and under the same supervisors for several years, a sure symbol of success. Some of the services and programs provided by Therapeutic Alternatives, Inc. are Targeted Case Management, Community Support, Community Alternatives Program - Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities (CAP-MR/DD), Out-Patient Therapy, Psychiatric Services, One-on-One Support, Residential Group Home and Assisted Living Care.
To discuss accessing our services, to make a referral, or to learn more about our agency, contact us at 1-877-MyTAHome or
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Therapeutic Alternatives, Inc. is pleased to announce that the agency is officially a Critical Access Behavioral Health Agency and has met all the state standards to receive this designation.
CABHA status aligns Therapeutic Alternatives in an elite group of providers of MH/DD/SA services in the state.
Critical Access Behavioral Health Agencies must meet several requirements, one of which is to be nationally accredited for at least three years. Therapeutic Alternatives has been nationally accredited by the Council on Quality and Leadership for four years beginning June 20, 2008. CABHA also requires agencies to have a Medical Director who is a board certified psychiatrist or a physician who has ASAM/ABAM certification. Therapeutic Alternatives Medical Director, Dr. Reid meets these qualifications. Additionally, CABHA agencies must have a Clinical Director, Training Director and Quality Improvement Director in place to manage clinical, training and quality improvement processes.
The state of North Carolina designed CABHA status in order to ensure that critical services are delivered by clinically competent organizations with appropriate medical oversight and that consumer care is based upon a comprehensive clinical assessment and an appropriate array of services.
Therapeutic Alternatives submitted intention to achieve CABHA status and completed the CABHA process which included submission of various materials for a desk review by the state, followed by a site review and interview with state representatives in Raleigh. The agency’s policies, procedures, training processes, clinical and medical oversight, quality improvement and community involvement were reviewed during the CABHA process.
Therapeutic Alternatives is taking referrals to Randolph Crisis Center, a facility based crisis program, located in Randolph County. Randolph Crisis Center is a 24-hour treatment program that provides short term acute crisis stabilization with supervision under the direction of Dr. Pamela Reid, Therapeutic Alternative's Medical Director. For more information, contact Randolph Crisis Center at 336-495-4772.
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