There is a wealth of information and resources available on the Internet for those seeking addiction recovery related material. We will continue to build links to useful sites and encourage you to contribute as well.
Treatment Centers, a comprehensive addiction research and resource portal providing articles, forums and listings of substance abuse facilities.
Community Services Information Center, http://www.csic.org, includes information on alcohol and drug recovery with a listing of major hospitals, clinics and treatment centers.
The Intervention Center, http://www.intervention.com, is a resource for families and organizations who are dealing with individuals involved in alcohol, drug or other self-destructive behavior.
Recovery USA, LLC, http://www.recoveryUSA.net, is an on-line Recovery Shopping experience.
The Sober Camel, http://www.sobercamel.com, offers a wide variety of books, movies, commemorative items and inspirational gifts for men and women in recovery and their family members.
Hopelinks, http://www.hopelinks.net/Addiction/addiction_info.html, is a self help codependency and addiction recovery site with information and programs for overcoming drugs, alcohol, building self esteem, grief and loss, and other addiction issues.
Teen Drug Abuse, http://www.teendrugabuse.us, contains information about the teen drug abuse problem in America.
Southworth Associates, http://www.southworthassociates.net: "At Southworth Associates, we will do everything in our power to help dependent individuals, their families, colleagues, and friends to arrest the disease of addiction, allowing everyone to go forward fulfilling their lives free from the worry and problems that addiction creates. Our goal is to provide quality information, education, coaching, and recovery services. We emphasize early identification, intervention, referral for treatment, and monitoring."National Institute on Chemical Dependency (NICD), http://www.nicd.us, provides alcoholism and drug addiction/addictions information, articles, and resources for help.
No More Gambling, http://www.nomoregambling.com, offers a free URL blocker to prevent access to online gambling sites. Addicts can discuss treatment and addiction in the self-help forums.
Stopping Overshopping, StoppingOverShopping.com, is a comprehensive resource for compulsive buyers and the people who love them, for therapists, and for anyone else interested in learning more about this problem. The site includes information about forms of treatment available for shopping addiction, about the individual and group treatment services offered by Stopping Overshopping, as well as a self-help program. The site also offers a quiz to help visitors decide if they need professional help.
Expressions by Lauralee, www.eblcards.com/recovery.html, offers a unique line of recovery greeting cards giving hope and insipiration to those in recovery. The cards feature digitally photographed images celebrating anniversaries/birthdays, giving thanks to sponsors, encouragement to sponsees and inspiration with the Serenity, 3rd and 7th Step prayers.
Debt.org is America's Debt Help Organization, serving the public with thorough and accessible information on financial well-being. We strive to help people in all stages of life, from college, through buying or selling a home, and into retirement.
Teen Rehab Center | Parent Resources, https://www.teenrehabcenter.org: An informational resource that covers many issues about drug and substance abuse for parents.
DrugRehab.com, https://www.drugrehab.com: Substance Abuse Guide for Parents – a comprehensive guide that covers all aspects of substance abuse for parents. It includes how to prevent an issue from occuring and moves onto addressing how to handle a problem once it’s happening.
Addiction Resource, https://addictionresource.com/. Addiction Resource was created to help people struggling with substance abuse and to provide support to their loved ones. Their goal is to make helpful and verifiable information available on substance abuse and addiction recovery as well as direct you to sources of help, including The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration. (SAMHSA) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
ASAM: American Society of Addiction Medicine, http://www.asam.org/
ASAM, founded in 1954, is a professional society representing over 4,000 physicians, clinicians and associated professionals in the field of addiction medicine. ASAM is dedicated to increasing access and improving the quality of addiction treatment, educating physicians and the public, supporting research and prevention, and promoting the appropriate role of physicians in the care of patients with addiction.
Debtors Anonymous
Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Gamblers Anonymous
Sex Addicts Anonymous
Internet and Tech Addiction Anonymous
Online-Gamers Anonymous (OLGA)
