Substance Use Services

Substance Use Counseling:

  • Involves individual counseling specifically focused on substance use concerns in a confidential, non-judgmental environment
  • Can be sought by those interested in gaining recovery support
  • Consultations regarding substance use services are available by request
  • CCSD can assist with referral and case management needs for off campus substance use services.

To get started with substance use counseling, call our office at 252-328-6661 to schedule an appointment with a counselor.

Collegiate Recovery Community

ECU’s Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC), also known as ECU Recovery, is designed to provide educational opportunities, personal development, and social enhancement to your recovery from mind-altering substances and to the allies that support your journey to a better self. The goal of ECU Recovery is to create a welcoming environment for all students of the University and to create a culture within the University that supports behavioral changes within a model of a recovery-based system of care. Simply put, ECU Recovery values you and supports your individualized needs. The Collegiate Recovery Community is located within ECU Campus Recreation and Wellness.

Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities (OSRR) referred AOD (Alcohol and Other Drug) Services:

  • CCSD offers alcohol and other drug assessments and individual sessions are available to ECU students referred by the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities for Code of Conduct and Policy violations.
  • Sessions are based on the Evidenced Based Practice of BASICS (Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students) and CASICS (Cannabis Screening and Intervention for College Students) is also provided.
  • CCSD works closely with Student Health Services and Campus Recreation and Wellness to provide these educational services.
  • Campus wide alcohol and other drug education programs are also provided within the ECU Health and Well-Being Unit.  For more information regarding programming options, please call 252-328-6661.

University Good Samaritan Regulation

  • A tool designed to provide support for those needing medical assistance in an alcohol and drug related emergencies
  • Promotes/encourages Pirates to engage in responsible action and bystander intervention
  • Reduces fear of negative consequences as a result of seeking help
  • To learn more about the University Good Samaritan Regulation visit University Good Samaritan Regulation (GSR) | University Policy Manual | ECU