We offer trauma therapy, anger management, step intensives and relapse prevention tracks in addition to group therapy and spiritual counseling in addition to the education on the disease of drug addiction and alcoholism. Our program is designed to treat cross addictions such as alcohol dependency, drug addiction, gambling, eating disorders, and sex addictions. Moreover, our integrated multidisciplinary treatment can effectively address dual diagnosis personality disorders like the common bi-polar patient and more complex mental health concerns which may be underlying chemical dependency. The issues can have a great impact on alcohol and drug addiction treatment and can clear the path for effective drug and alcohol rehab protocols.

Education, natural medicine, nutrition, exercise and the spiritual practices of prayer and meditation are the areas of focus. We believe that Spirit is the life force that flows through everyone like a mighty river and empowers those who choose to over come any addictive destructive lifestyle. This recognition that we are spiritual beings having a human experience expresses as unconditional love of self, others, and our environment.

Thru coordinated activities within the greater Birmingham/Jefferson County metropolitan area, The Oakmont Center provides services for various groups: children and youth, families, the elderly, school districts, neighborhoods, community recreation centers, churches, etc. Moreover, given that education is considered a tool for controlling drug abuse (particularly among youth), the program’s major emphasis is on substance-abuse prevention, and the promotion of alternative behaviors as a substitute for using drugs.

Our program is designed to meet the physical, mental and emotional needs of persons who are dependent on opiate drugs (hydrocodone, codeine, morphine, heroin, Oxycontin, etc). The Calhoun Treatment Center, Inc. uses the medications methadone or Suboxone coupled with therapeutic services to provide stabilization and rehabilitation. Therapists, nurses, and a physician work as a team to maximize patient benefit.

Addiction often leads to damaged lives, broken homes, missed career opportunities, separation from children, and most importantly, loss of direction and self-respect.

It will be essential for clients to challenge their self-defeating behaviours and barriers that have kept them from recovery. This will lead to the ability to maintain a healthy lifestyle based on alternatives to drug abuse and/or use. Clients will receive assistance in developing an individual recovery plan that will increase their self-esteem and reinforce positive changes as well as internalize their self-reponsibility. The House for Acceptance prides itself in providing daily support to its clients through counselors, house managers and other clients. Each can be used as a guidance and support as clients make changes to their lives.

Nugen’s Ranch is the real thing. A large homey facility, up-dated to modern standards, forms the core living and learning areas. A large garden, animal pens and sheds, and a large greenhouse take up the remaining area of the eight-acre site that fronts the Palmer-Wasilla Highway. Clients may also help run a thrift store and market seedlings and plants to the public, as part of their recovery therapy. An arts and crafts workshop and a workout room is also available to Nugen’s clients.

Through intensive, proactive programs customized to individual needs, The Addictions Care Center of Albany touches the lives of more than 6,000 people throughout the Capital Region each year. Please take the time to explore our programs to learn more about our vision of “healing the hearts of everyone touched by addiction.”

The Addictions Care Center of Albany empowers individuals, families and communities to advance beyond addiction and overcome barriers to healing through an array of quality, compassionate care and prevention programs. ACCA respects each individual’s unique journey through recovery and believes the disease of addiction is both preventable and treatable.

The agency now known as Quest Recovery and Prevention Services has been helping people recover from alcohol and drug addiction since 1969. It was a time when alcoholism was just being recognized as a disease by the federal government and many professional medical associations. Alcohol abuse and drug abuse were considered two separate problems at the time. For this reason, Quest started as two separate agencies, one serving people with alcohol problems, the other serving people with drug problems.

The two agencies combined in 1983 under the name of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services (ADA), offering men�s residential treatment, outpatient treatment and methadone maintenance. In 1989, the agency changed its name to Quest Recovery Services. In 2004 , we added Prevention Services to our name to reflect our extensive prevention programming work with schools and the community. Today we are known as Quest Recovery and Prevention Services.

Situated on the historic, peaceful acres of the Daniel Webster Farm in Franklin, New Hampshire, we immerse our guests in a safe, tranquil setting ideally suited to learning, growing, and healing. Our program enhancements, such as gardening, acupuncture, music and culinary participation nourish the soul. Working together, guests engage mind, body and spirit in a process and promise of peer based recovery– and in so doing, renew themselves and help each other.

At First Step Recovery Fargo, we believe these are treatable illnesses, and we base our recovery program on this guiding principle:
Alcoholism and other drug dependencies are physical, emotional, social, and spiritual disorders. They are characterized by excessive, compulsive, and uncontrolled use of alcohol and other drugs that affect not only the person who is dependent but also family members and significant others.