Meet Our Team

Our team is composed of compassionate professionals, bringing many years of “ DWI SPECIFIC” experienced services earning us the reputation as the premiere provider of “DWI SPECIFIC” services in North Carolina.

Do You Have Any Questions? We understand this process can be challenging and overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Whether you need a DWI Assessment, Education or Treatment or have general questions, reach out to our team at 704.786.1500. We’re here, ready and waiting to assist you.

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William “Bill” Ingram, MSW, LCAS-A, CADC, CEO

Bill has been a Substance Use Disorder Counselor for more than 30 years and is known throughout the state for his innovative style, professionalism and compassionate demeanor in working with those with Substance Use Disorders. Bill holds a Master of Social Work Degree from the Univ. of South Carolina and is certified by the NC Addictions Specialist Professional Practice Board.

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Tandalaya Sims-Cochran AA, CASAC, CADC, ICADC

Originally from Rochester, NY, Tandalaya relocated to NC in May of 2025. She joined PROMISES12 in December 2025 and has over 25 years of dedicated, clinical experience and is known for her innovative approaches in providing “DWI SPEIFIC” services. She holds a degree in Human Services and Liberal Arts from Monroe County Community College and is certified by the NC Addictions Specialist Professional Practice Board.

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Services Q&A

What we know:

DWI in North Carolina is exceptionally serious. It is classified a criminal offense, not a traffic infraction, meaning a conviction results in a permanent criminal record that can, likely, never be expunged. Even for a first offense, the judge has the power to order mandatory active jail time depending on the specific facts of your case

  • No, a DWI Charge cannot be reduced through typical plead bargaining in NC.

  • Individuals with a DWI conviction in North Carolina must obtain a substance use assessment and complete the recommended intervention, either education or treatment.

  • A first-time DWI conviction in NorthCarolina generally costs between $5,000 and $10,000, including court cost, attorney fees and increased insurance rates among others.

  • No, a DWI provider cannot legally tell you exactly how many hours of treatment you need before conducting and receiving the results of your assessment.

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Longer Term Treatment 40-89 Hours

Based on the results of your substance use assessment, you could be referred to a Longer term Substance Use Treatment Program. You would be placed in this program in accordance with guidelines issued by NCDWI Services, which regulates DWI assessments and treatment. Only a clinical assessment can determine if one is placed at this level. Sessions meet Tuesday and Thursday 6 pm until 8 pm.

Out of State Reviews

Confidential evaluation designed to address alcohol or substance use concerns and meet requirements for individuals living outside the state where legal or administrative matters originated. The review helps determine appropriate recommendations, documentation, or treatment options based on an individual's unique circumstances and applicable requirements.

DMV Evaluations

Confidential assessment designed to evaluate alcohol or substance use concerns and satisfy requirements related to driver's license restoration, reinstatement, or review. The evaluation helps determine appropriate recommendations, documentation, or treatment options based on an individual's history, current circumstances, and DMV requirements.

Short Term Treatment 20-39 Hours

Based on the results of your substance use assessment, you may be required to complete a Short-term Substance Use Treatment Program. You would be placed in this program in accordance with guidelines issued by NCDWI Services, which regulates DWI assessments and treatment. Only a clinical assessment can determine if one is placed at this level. Sessions meet Tuesday and Thursday 6 pm until 8 pm.

ADETS 4 Session Class

A 16 hour education and prevention course designed for first time offenders with a Blood Alcohol Level of .14 or less who did not refuse the breathalyzer test and did not have an identified substance use disorder. North Carolina law mandates the Prime for Life curriculum as this intervention. Only a clinical assessment can determine if one is placed at this level. North Carolina law sets the cost of ADETS at $185.00 for this four day program. Fees must be paid in full two weeks prior to the beginning of ADETS. Once started, must be completed in four consecutive sessions.

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Classes or treatment: Market rate

Request MVR: $25.00 + the current MVR fee

Duplicate Reports to Referral Source: $25.00

Filling Last Minute requests for documentation (less than 24 hours notice) $25.00

Outside Same Day Urine Drug Tests $45.00

Other Services: Depending on complexity: $50.00 minimum 

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Your card will add a processing fee to any charge. No-show fees will also apply if cancellation is not provided at least 24 hours in advance.

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