Help and Support
There are many ways to get help, ranging from support groups you may not have heard of, to professional therapy, to rehab centers. This page is designed to help guide you to some of those resources. In order to keep the information up to date, please let us know at the bottom of the page if any of the links have expired and we will update them in short order.
Recovery and Alcohol Support Groups
Alcoholics Anonymous: A.A. has a simple program that works. It’s based on one alcoholic helping another
SMART Recovery: We stress self-directed action and base our practical tools on cognitive science
Refuge Recovery: A Buddhist Path to Recovering from Addiction
Recovery Dharma: Using Buddhist Practices and Principles to Recover from Addiction
Moderation Management: Are you ready to change your relationship with alcohol?
Women for Sobriety: Peer support group for women overcoming substance use disorders
LifeRing Secular Recovery: Organization of people who share practical experiences and sobriety support
SOS Recovery: Secular approach to addiction recovery
HAMS: Harm reduction for alcohol
Recovery.org: Dedicated to recovery from drug and alcohol abuse
Narcotics Anonymous: Community based program focused on addiction to all substances
CoDA: Co-Dependents Anonymous: A program of recovery from co-dependence
Al-Anon: For those worried about someone with a drinking problem
Mindful Drinking: Cutting back on drinking without quitting
Soberclear: Controlled drinking program for professionals
MysticMag: 150+ Addiction Resources
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