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North Carolina has seen an influx in cocaine distribution, club drug abuse and prescription drug addiction cases. Recently, authorities have seen an increase in the migrant worker population. A number of these workers double as drug smugglers into rural areas of the state. These groups transport a significant amount of the marijuana distributed throughout the state. Furthermore, methamphetamine is an ongoing problem throughout North Carolina. Meth is a highly addictive and dangerous drug, often created using a variety of chemicals and methods. State authorities report that Mexican and Caucasian criminal groups as well as Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs are producing and distributing meth. Drug and alcohol treatment centers have cropped up across North Carolina to help residents address their addiction issues.

Long term inpatient rehab is one of the many forms of treatment a person can choose to attend in North Carolina. This rehab method is more intensive than other forms of recovery; program participants entering long term inpatient treatment leave their daily life to move into the facility. Clients understand that their addiction issues are beyond their control and that recovery will take their undivided attention to achieve.

Long term programs range in duration from several months to nearly a year. There are no hard rules on how long is the �''right�'' amount of time in a drug rehab program. However, the most of these programs run a minimum of ninety days, around three months or so. While enrolled in a program like this, the client will receive similar therapies to other types of rehabs, including group therapy, individual counseling and addiction education. In addition, they will also have access to a number of specialized care options such as meditation, yoga classes or equine therapy just to list a few. The care and support a recovering addict receives during their time enrolled in a North Carolina Long Term Inpatient program is pivotal in achieving lasting sobriety.