Links found below lead to the Recovery and Treatment Section of the “Easy-to-Read Drug Facts” (teal icon)1 to learn about drug treatment and to find treatment and rehabilitation resources for substance abuse and addictions. You may also find drug treatment centers near you by calling: 1-800-662-HELP(4357), toll-free, 24/7. Clicking on the icon below will provide you the following Drug Facts.
- Why Does a Person Need Treatment?
- Does Drug Treatment Work?
- What are the Treatment Options?
- What is Recovery?
- What is Relapse?
- How Can Friends and Family Help?
- Where Can Someone Find Treatment and Recovery Resources?
CLICK ON ICON ABOVE
Drugabuse.com
Drugabuse.com (Nationwide Online Treatment Facility and Recovery Resource Directory)
To talk with a rehabilitation specialist about your treatment options call 1-888-744-0069
- General educational information about drug and alcohol abuse including signs and symptoms
- Drug and alcohol effects
- Specific information about illicit substances and prescription drugs
- Top locations listed state by state for drug abuse/intervention programs and alcohol abuse/intervention programs
- Information on how to do an intervention
- Forums and Blogs
Treatment4addiction.com “T4A”
Treatment4addiction.com (Nationwide Online Treatment Facility and Recovery Resource Directory)
To speak to an addiction professional call 1-888-480-1703 (24/7)
- Alcohol and drug treatment programs
- An extensive overview of legal and illicit drugs
- Drug and alcohol interventions
- Support for the family/partners of an addict/alcoholic
- Alcohol and drug detox facilities
- Sign, symptoms and the hazards of addictions
- Addictive behaviors and psychological conditions
- Research and personal testimonials, blogs and educational videos
Alcohol Awareness Council–AAC
alcohol.org
For help overcoming an addiction call 1-888-685-5770
- Dedicated to informing the public about the use and abuse of alcohol
- Latest alcohol research, studies and statistical data from government agencies, academic institutions, news resources, and awareness organizations
- Alcohol-related resources, support groups, and helplines
- Option to request alcohol-related data reports to be emailed
Source:
- National Institute on Drug Abuse; National Institutes of Health; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ↩