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SCRPP - One out of every 10 healthcare professionals experiences a problem with drugs or alcohol over the course of his or her career. Fortunately, chemical dependency is treatable. With help from RPP to take the appropriate measures, South Carolina healthcare professionals can regain their lives and return to safe practice. About Us

  • https://scrpp.org/about-us/ About Us – SCRPP -   Please take a moment to watch the video below for more information on RPP.   Read more about our mission and commitment to public safety. We urge you to contact our staff for more answers to your questions.   Our Mission: RPP is committed to the protection of the public's safety through the early identification of impaired…
  • https://scrpp.org/pledge-to-privacy/ Pledge of Privacy – SCRPP - The South Carolina Recovering Professional Program (RPP) emphasizes confidentiality, education and opportunity, while treating the professional with dignity throughout the process of recovery. Ensuring the privacy of visitors to our Website is also a priority for RPP. Our goal is to provide a secure, informative and enjoyable online experience. You provide only the information you…
  • https://scrpp.org/contact/ Contact – SCRPP -   Our office is open Monday - Friday 8:30 to 5:00 440 Knox Abbott Drive Suite 220 Cayce, SC 29033 Office Phone: (803) 896-5700 Fax: (803) 896-5710 Members of the RPP staff are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at 1-877-349-2094. For more information, contact us and someone from our office will respond in…
  • https://scrpp.org/forms/ Forms and Resources – SCRPP - Click below to review our safe medication list: Talbott Safe Medication Guide Self- help resources: Area 62 Alcoholics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous Relapse Warning Signs by Terence Gorski  Withdrawal Symptoms Peer Group meetings: SC Physicians' Advocacy and Assistance Committee (PAAC) and Caduceus Meeting List SC PAPIN (Peer Assistance Program In Nursing) What to expect on your first…
  • https://scrpp.org/for-the-health-care-professional/ For the Health Care Professional – SCRPP - Losing your self-respect, your career, your family?  Reclaim your life through recovery. The Recovering Professional Program for healthcare professionals can help you.  RPP’s team of experienced specialists uses proven best practices to provide the personalized care, treatment, and support you need to rebuild your life and to continue to your career. We understand the pressure…
  • https://scrpp.org/for-the-spousefamily/ For the Spouse/Family – SCRPP - Are you noticing your loved one being withdrawn from normal activities? Have you noticed them having sudden mood changes or unexplained behavior? It is hard to know what to do when a loved one has an alcohol or substance use disorder, but RPP is here to provide your loved one with the help he or…
  • https://scrpp.org/boards-with-rpp/ Licensing Boards Participating with RPP – SCRPP - RPP currently offers services to several licensed professionals and the corresponding boards. For more information, click the participating board.   Chiropractic Examiners Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists and Psycho-Educational Specialists Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)  Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) Licensed Psycho-Educational Specialist (LPES) Dentistry Dentist (DMD, DDS)  Dental Hygienist  Dental Assistant  Dental Technician  Engineers/Surveyors…
  • https://scrpp.org/our-team/ Our Team – SCRPP - Frank Sheheen, MS, CACII Program Director Frank Sheheen is a Certified Addictions Counselor II with a Master’s of Science Degree in Counseling. He has over 28 years of experience in treating Addictive Disorders. He is the former President of the South Carolina Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (SCAADAC). In 2010, he was awarded…
  • https://scrpp.org/testimonial/bob-south-carolina-pharmacist/ Bob, South Carolina Pharmacy – SCRPP - RPP saved my life on more than one occasion, and the Board of Pharmacy allowed me to regain my life. I now have custody of my daughter, whom I was not allowed to see seven years ago, and I am working as a pharmacist doing what I love to do, helping people. Thank you RPP…
  • https://scrpp.org/testimonial/roy-south-carolina/ Roy, South Carolina Medical – SCRPP - We doctors are considered "safety sensitive workers"... and as such, are high value assets to our community, who can do a great deal of harm if we're not at our best.   Read My Story
  • https://scrpp.org/testimonial/ashley-south-carolina-nurse/ Ashley, South Carolina Nurse – SCRPP - "Every day I dreamed of having my license reinstated and returning to my career... This led me back to RPP in 2009. It changed my life."   Read My Story
  • https://scrpp.org/testimonial/pam-south-carolina-nurse/%20 Pam, South Carolina Nurse – SCRPP - RPP made me a better person... When I look back now over these years, it’s amazing how I have changed. I am truly a different and better person than I ever was before. Read my story
  • https://scrpp.org/the-12-step-process/ The 12 Step Process – SCRPP - We admit that we are powerless over our dependencies and that our lives have become unmanageable. We come to believe that a power greater than ourselves can restore us to sanity. We make a decision to turn our will and our lives over to God as we understand him. We make a searching and fearless…
  • https://scrpp.org/intake-forms/ Intake Forms – SCRPP - What to expect on your first visit to RPP After reviewing what to expect on your first visit to our office, please fill, print, and bring the documents below for your intake appointment with RPP.   New Appointment/Intake Forms: SCREENING DOCUMENT ABSTINENCE POLICY STATEMENT CONSENT FOR THE RELEASE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
  • https://scrpp.org/relatednews/ In the News Today – SCRPP - September is National Recovery Month!   Click the links below to find out how you can increase awareness of substance use disorders and the recovery process. Join the Voices of Recovery Help in Recovery for Trauma Survivors  Substance Use Facts and Figures  Support Local Recovery Efforts   The following links provide current information on substance use disorder and…
  • https://scrpp.org/clientinfo/ Important Client Information – SCRPP - Excused Holidays: RPP closes in observance of most (but not all) federal holidays. RPP clients will not have to check-in to Recovery Trek on the following:   Thanksgiving Day - Thursday November 24, 2016   Please check back to this page for future updates. For questions, please contact your recovery specialist or call our emergency line toll-free at (877) 349-2094.
  • https://scrpp.org/pam-south-carolina-nurse/ Pam, South Carolina Nurse – SCRPP -   RPP made me a better person.  Let me tell you my story. In 2007, I was charged with DUI.  To avoid going to jail, I went to the ER - horrible mistake! When the ER wouldn’t admit me, I broke into the crash cart and injected myself with “harmless” medications. Not in an attempt…
  • https://scrpp.org/steven-south-carolina-veterinarian-2/ Steven, South Carolina Veterinarian – SCRPP -   I would like to thank RPP for the help and kindness they showed me for the last 7 years.  When I began this journey, I felt that my life was beginning to unravel. I had made poor decisions regarding self medicating and turned away from my beliefs. I was without hope in my marriage…

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  • Michael Wilson - Fast Devlivery!

    I bought this one as a make up gift to my daughter. I was unable to get her this doll in 2012 because of some personal things going on. However the Mint Condition this arrived in is perfect to help complete the set that I've been collecting for her since she was born. Thank you to an amazing seller.

  • Denise Keef - Edge of your seat story! Loved it!

    As the Ryman family travels further from their home to what they hope will be a safe haven, they are met with much adversity and see an ugly side of mankind. They learn fast that you can’t trust anyone until they prove themselves as a friend. The world around them has gone to Hell and their journey is a long one but they will do everything in their power to survive. Even if that if it means going against everything they had always believed in. In the apocalypse…the rules change and they have changed for this family. Bobby Akart has written a story that pulled me into this apocalyptic world that could possibly happen, making it that much more frightening. Traveling along with Ryman family, I am learning more and more of what to do and what not to do to survive once the world goes crazy! This normal family had no idea what it meant to “prep” but learned quickly on what it takes to survive while having me on the edge of my seat at times as I read along. This is a great addition to the series and I absolutely loved it and am looking forward to the rest of the series by an author who is fast becoming a favorite of mine!

  • Ann Carter - always carry the Bible

    It is so nice to have the Bible on iPad. It's always there if I find a few moments to read. Much better than many useless ways to spend time. And it weighs a lot less than my "real" Bible. I also love making the font bigger for when my reading glasses are not nearby.

  • Tim W G - Titanium Edition

    maybe I did something wrong, but I don't think there are over a hundred new vehicles in the game or maybe I misunderstood.

  • Carrie - is my favorite. It actually shoots further and stronger than the ...

    Okay...we have a whole arsenal of nerf guns. I can't count how many nerf guns I have purchased for my kids over the years. The kids ( teenage and adult) have full out nerf wars. This little one...is my favorite. It actually shoots further and stronger than the big guns. It can actually sting a little when it hits you. (But nothing dangerous or bad.) LOVED these and can't beat the price.

  • Mr. Robert J. Engan Jr. - Cross platform security one stop shop

    Got this as it is cross platform and all inclusive. This covers home , lap, and mobile. At first it was a bit balky and required some corrections but works well now. Very seamless and relatively transparent, not terribly noticeable with low " drag ", on most programs above all very low maintenance, not requiring a lot of tedious interaction to use and keep.