Wondering What Resources People Use When Seeking Drug or Alcohol Treatment for Addiction and Alcoholism?
Question by Sober Nexus: Wondering what resources people use when seeking drug or alcohol treatment for addiction and alcoholism?
I have been involved with a company called sober nexus that offers free online information for those seeking a drug rehab or substance abuse treatment center. I’m wondering what resources OTHER people use when seeking drug or alcohol treatment for addiction and alcoholism?
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Answer by Hopefully Helpful
AA and NA are two good support groups. A person’s PCP can also help get a person into a treatment program. I hope you are doing OK. Best Wishes.
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