The authors are listing these helpful resources for addiction as a courtesy – we don’t endorse any of these sites specifically and are not responsible for the information received or advice given by these individuals or their websites.
Abbey Care Foundation Helping You Beat Drug and Alcohol Addiction in the UK
Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Parents: if you suspect that a family member has a substance abuse problem, fortunately, you don’t have to navigate this challenging time alone. If you’re looking for resources for your child or simply need help starting the conversation, you can find free resources made specifically with parents in mind.
Alcohol Help Hello, We are Alcohol Help, and we are very pleased to meet you. We are a brand new organization that is dedicated to providing the public with the most current and accurate information on all aspects of alcohol abuse and alcohol use disorders and how to treat and recover from them.
Alcohol Help is an informational resource that helps those who are struggling with addiction to alcohol and those that are trying to support loved ones struggling with addiction to alcohol.
American Addition Centers This guide helps answer questions we all have, including:
• How much does rehab cost?
• How do I pay for rehab?
• What are the pros and cons of going to rehab?
• What is the difference between inpatient and outpatient?
Ark Behavioral Health We strive to have our website be an educational resource by providing up-to-date, accurate, and evidence-based information related to substance abuse, mental health, and more. This is done in order to increase understanding and awareness of addiction without shame.
The Binge Drinking Epidemic The guide discusses the difference between alcohol abuse and binge drinking, along with the individual and public dangers of both. It also covers tips on preventing binge drinking and alcohol abuse for different populations
Chapel Hill Detox-in Florida https://www.chapelhilldetox.com/resources–
This resource guide answers the questions: What does Addiction Reall mean? Addiction Vs Dependence; and the Importance of seeking professional addiction help.
Children of the Night
A non-profit organization dedicated to assisting children between the ages of 11 and 17 who are forced to prostitute on the streets for food and a place to sleep. The site includes services, hotlines, and donation information.
College-Study-Drugs/A Look at the Effects of Prescription Stimulants & Healthy Alternatives
DARE Drug Abuse Resistance Education The Official D.A.R.E. Safety Buddy – RETRO BILL has just released a brand new DVD for ages kindergarten through 6th grade entitled, “RETRO BILL Safety & Self-Esteem Tips” RETROBILL.com
Does Social Media Impact Substance Abuse? There are a number of ways that social media use can impact substance abuse. Social media can expose people to drugs or alcohol. Social media addiction can also contribute to feelings of sadness, depression, and social isolation which can all lead to an increase in substance use.
Drug Rehab Connections: We are not a specific treatment facility, but instead are an informational website that connects addicts and their families with the help they need to put their lives together.
DrugRehab.com/addiction/drugs/
Drunk Driving Criminals, Stats, Risks and Consequences Thank you Logan for recommending this link!
Easy Does It, Inc.
A non-profit organization dedicated to assisting individuals in recovery, including housing, food, education, job training, placement and providing space for 12 Step meetings.
FREE 24 HOURHELPLINE 1.866.535.7922
The Foundation For a Drug Free World Offers free educational materials for church groups, schools and families.
A Guide to Vaping: A Teen Epidemic
Granite Recovery Centers: Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Students: College student drug and alcohol statistics, the dangers of binge drinking, and stimulant usage among college students. How stress plays a role in drug and alcohol use, tips for safe drinking, and addiction help.
Green Mountain Treatment Center: Parent Resources Is your child struggling with addiction? Statistics of teen addiction. Statistical reasons behind drug use. Most commonly used substances and teen addiction treatment
Harmony Place: Talking to teens about drugs. This link was suggested by Avery and her teacher Gloria Murdoch from stemx.org. Hurray Avery!
Harmony Place Resources Located in Los Angeles County
- 18% of LA residents ages 18-25 met the criteria for a substance use disorder from 2014-2016.
- One-sixth of LA residents ages 18-25 admitted to driving under the influence of alcohol in the past year.
- Annually, there are about 132,682 alcohol or drug-related emergency department visits in the LAC.
- In California, 65% of those incarcerated met the criteria for a substance use disorder.
Hazelden.org Since 1949, they have helped people reclaim their lives from the disease of addiction using a variety of therapeutic approaches.
Idaho Inpatient Drug Rehab Programs
Information About Drunk Driving in Relation to Criminal Stats: Thank you Logan for recommending this link!
Intrepid Recovery Center Resource guide for Intrepid Residential Recovery Center in South Florida. South Florida Substance Abuse Statistics; A closer look at addiction; The importance of getting help from Treatment Centers in South Florida
It Gets Better Project
Give hope to LGBT youth
Mothers Against Drunk Driving – MADD
The USA National Suicide and Crisis Hotline is open 24 hours a day. The talk line is 1-800-273-8255 and the suicide line is: 1-800-784-2433
Narconon The site offers a newsletter, books videos and information about recovery. You can purchase: The Way to Happiness (Non-Religious Book or Video) by L. Ron Hubbard
Helpful Resources for Addiction Continues
The National Cancer Institute
The National Cancer Institute, who keeps people informed on the relation between smoking and sleep disorders.
National Drug Hotline Call The National Drug Helpline at (844) 289-0879. We take more than 10,000 calls per year from Americans struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.
Nineline
This site promotes the Covenant House Nineline (1-800-999-9999), which is a national, 24-hour toll-free hotline for kids and parents in crisis across the U.S. and Canada. The site also provides a forum and information on relationships, feelings, suicide, abuse, health, sex, drugs and alcohol, and running away.
Northeast Addictions Treatment Center Receive treatment for your drug or alcohol addictions in beautiful Massachusetts. Contact us 24/7 and speak with a treatment specialist. 888-461-8675
Partnership for a Drug-Free America
Tips on talking to kids about drugs, as well as information on specific drugs, slang names for drugs, what they look ike, and frequently asked questions.
Quit Smoking Community
Quit Smoking Community, which has info on smoking and its effects.
Racing for Recovery
Racing for Recovery helps to prevent all forms of substance abuse and to provide positive alternatives for those currently battling addictions.
Recovery Centers of America Family Program
Recovery Centers of America Young Men’s Program
Recovery Centers of America Young Women’s Program
The Recovery Village Palm Beach
Teens and Vaping: How to stop teens from Vaping there isn’t a lot of credible information out there related to vaping. This is why we are here to help in creating (and constantly updating) a comprehensive guide on the subject of vaping, its dangers, and how to get teens to kick the habit.
Saving Teens
Saving Teens In Crisis Collaborative, who help teens and their families improve their well being.
Substance Abuse Prevention and Education
This page discusses the importance of drug education and prevention and offers tips for individuals depending on their situation. It provides in-depth knowledge of commonly misused substances and has a detailed list of community organizations that can assist individuals in need.
More Helpful Resources for Addiction
- ClubDrugs.org/
- DrugAbuse.gov/Infofax
- Samhsa.govSober.com
- SoberHouses.com
- SoberRecovery.com
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- ALANON and ALATEEN
- Cocaine Anonymous
- Dual Recovery Anonymous
- Christians in Recovery
- Jewish Alcoholics (JACS)
- Narcotics Anonymous
At the Recovery Village we believe educational resources are very important to help save lives and ensure that those who are struggling have access to helpful information. Jill’s resources are great for just that reason!
It is our passion at Alcohol Help to reduce the harm caused by alcohol, and spread awareness on the issues surrounding alcohol use disorders. We believe high quality, educational resources like Jill’s can make all the difference in someone’s life and provide helpful information to those in need!