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Use the treatment locator below to find substance use disorder and mental health services in your area, or reach out via one of our crisis lines.
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Crisis Lines
Free, confidential support available 24/7.
Find Treatment
Locate professional substance use and mental health treatment facilities near you.
SAMHSA Treatment Locator
Search over 14,000 facilities for substance use disorder and mental health services across the U.S. — official government resource.
Support Groups
Find a community that fits — in-person or online.
12 Step Programs
Alcoholics Anonymous
The original 12-step fellowship for those recovering from alcohol use disorder.
Learn More →Gamblers Anonymous
12-step fellowship for people with a gambling problem.
Learn More →Narcotics Anonymous
Worldwide community-based organization for people struggling with drug addiction.
Learn More →Overeaters Anonymous
Fellowship addressing food and eating compulsions through 12-step principles.
Learn More →Cocaine Anonymous
12-step fellowship for those struggling with cocaine and other substances.
Learn More →Sexaholics Anonymous
12-step program for those with compulsive sexual thoughts or behavior.
Learn More →Al-Anon / Alateen
Support for families and friends of people with alcohol problems.
Learn More →Secular Programs
Religious & Spiritual Programs
Celebrate Recovery
Christ-centered recovery program for those struggling with addiction and other hurts.
Learn More →Refuge Recovery
Buddhist-informed addiction recovery community and meeting finder.
Learn More →White Bison
Wellbriety movement offering culturally centered recovery for Native Americans.
Learn More →Families, Friends & Allies
Al-Anon Family Groups
Support for families and friends of people with alcohol problems.
Learn More →Co-Dependents Anonymous
Fellowship for those seeking healthy, loving relationships through 12-step principles.
Learn More →Herren Project
Free resources, coaching, and family support for those affected by addiction.
Learn More →Nar-Anon Family Groups
Support for families and friends affected by a loved one's drug addiction.
Learn More →Learn to Cope
Peer support network for families and loved ones dealing with addiction.
Learn More →Young People in Recovery
Community-based organization supporting young adults in and seeking recovery.
Learn More →Families Anonymous
12-step fellowship for families dealing with a loved one's addiction or related behavioral issues.
Learn More →Recovery For Families
Resources and guidance to help families navigate a loved one's recovery journey.
Learn More →Allies in Recovery
Evidence-based tools and community support for families helping a loved one with addiction.
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