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Kent County
James W. Williams State Service Center
805 River Rd., 3rd Floor, Dover, DE 19901
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New Castle County
14 Central Ave. New Castle, DE 19720
M — F, 9 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.
302-255-1650 -
Sussex County
Thurman Adams State Service Center
546 S. Bedford St. Georgetown, DE 19947
M — F, 8:30 a.m. — 4 p.m.
302-515-3310
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Search NowWhat is addiction?
Addiction is a disease that causes two types of dependence:
- Physical dependence
- Physical dependence is the result of physical changes in the brain through the use of an addictive drug, which produces symptoms of withdrawal in the absence of that drug.
- Psychological dependence
- Psychological dependence is the result of prolonged use of an addictive drug, causing an emotional need or compulsion to continue using it.
Signs of Addiction
Physical signs
- Altered sleep habits
- Small or pinpoint pupils
- Dramatic weight changes
- Frequent nosebleeds
- Frequent colds or illnesses
- Itchy skin or unexplained cuts or scabs
- Leg cramps
- Poor hygiene
Emotional signs
- A sense of desperation
- Changes in personality or friends
- School or work performance problems
- Out of or in need of money
- Nodding off or constant sleep problems
- Paranoia
- Secrecy
Start the conversation
Talk to your loved ones about your addiction.
Asking for help shows courage. You’ve taken the first step to recovery. It’s never too late to ask for help. Everyone needs support in their recovery.
Talk to your loved ones about their addiction.
If you suspect someone you love has a problem:
- Choose the right time to talk. Be sure they are sober or have not been using.
- Voice your concern. Begin by expressing your concerns without making accusations: (e.g. “Susan, can I ask you about your drug or alcohol use? I am concerned about you. Is there something going on we need to talk about?”)
- Be specific. Explain what you observed that concerns you. For example, you found missing pills or an empty pill bottle, you’ve noticed a change in appearance that may indicate a problem, or their school or work performance had declined.
- Be prepared for strong reactions. They may accuse you of snooping or say you’re crazy. Stay calm.
- Reinforce what you think about drug use and its dangers. Tell them how much you care for them.
- Get help from the experts. If you want to talk to someone about how to get treatment for their addiction, we can help.
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Bridge Clinic KentBridge Clinic Kent |
Locations:805 River Road, 3rd Floor, Dover, DE 19901 | Phone:302-857-5060 |
James W. Williams State Service Center. Open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. |
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Bridge Clinic New CastleBridge Clinic New Castle |
Locations:14 Central Avenue, New Castle, DE 19720 | Phone:302-255-1650 |
Open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. |
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Bridge Clinic SussexBridge Clinic Sussex |
Locations:546 S. Bedford Street, Georgetown, DE 19947 | Phone:302-515-3310 |
Thurman Adams State Service Center. Open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. |
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Jewish Family Services Emotional Support HotlineJewish Family Services Emotional Support Hotline |
Locations: | Phone:302-781-4537 |
Free, confidential emotional support hotline. |
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Jewish Family Services Virtual SupportJewish Family Services Virtual Support |
Locations: | Phone:302-478-9411 |
Virtual Support to Essential People - FREE online support group for essential personnel. Contact Becca for secure access link. |
Name | Age | Gender | Accepts Insurance | Locations | Phone | Website |
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Delaware Libraries Virtual Library Event Calendar |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone: | https://news.delaware.gov/2020/04/14/delaware-libraries-shared-virtual-library-event-calendar/ |
Lincoln Center at Home |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone: | http://www.lincolncenter.org/lincoln-center-at-home |
United Way Volunteer Opportunities |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone: | https://uwde.galaxydigital.com/need/?s=1&need_init_id=2959 |
University of Pittsburgh Events Calendar |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone: | https://calendar.pitt.edu/ |
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Addiction Action CommitteeAddiction Action Committee |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dph/pdachome.html |
Addiction Action Committee: Public-private partnership started by the Division of Public Health and the Medical Society of Delaware to bring together multiple stakeholders to address the prescription drug abuse problem in Delaware. |
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atTAcK addictionatTAcK addiction |
Age:10-17 | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Delaware State Police Troop 2, 100 Lagrange Ave., Newark | Phone:302-593-0949 | http://www.attackaddiction.org/get-involved/reality-tour/ |
atTAcK addiction, a grassroots advocacy group, provides a monthly drug awareness and prevention program called Reality Tour that takes you into the life experiences of a teen addicted to drugs. Intended for youth ages 10-17, who must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. |
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Child Priority Response ServicesChild Priority Response Services |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:800-969-4357 | |
Emotional support and self-destructive behavior |
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Delaware Adolescent Substance Abuse Facts |
Age:10-19 | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Online resource | Phone: | https://www.hhs.gov/ash/oah/facts-and-stats/national-and-state-data-sheets/adolescents-and-substance-abuse/delaware/index.html |
Delaware School SurveyDelaware School Survey |
Age:11-18 | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone: | https://www.cdhs.udel.edu/seow/school-surveys/delaware-school-survey-%28dss%29 |
Annual Study of Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Drug Abuse Among 5th, 8th and 11th-Grade Students in Delaware Public Schools. |
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Delaware’s 24-Hour Child Priority Response Hotline |
Age:Children | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:800-969-4357 or 911 | |
Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their FamiliesDepartment of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families |
Age:17 and under | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Statewide | Phone:302-633-2600 | http://kids.delaware.gov/pbhs/pbhs.shtml |
Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families: Provides a continuum of prevention services, early intervention services, and mental health and substance abuse treatment programs for children and youth. |
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Division of Substance Abuse and Mental HealthDivision of Substance Abuse and Mental Health |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dsamh/prevention.html |
Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health: Information on prevention training, initiatives and events across the state to encourage safe and healthy Delawareans across the lifespan. |
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Heroin Alert ProgramHeroin Alert Program |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:At local schools | Phone:(302) 395-8062 | http://www.heroinalert.org/ |
Heroin Alert: New Castle County Police Department’s Marie Allen make presentations to schools and community groups about the dangers of heroin and the opportunities for treatment. |
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Office of Adolescent Health, U.S. Department of Health & Human ServicesOffice of Adolescent Health, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone:855-378-4373 | http://www.hhs.gov/ash/oah/ |
Office of Adolescent Health, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Parent Hotline: 855-DRUGFREE (378-4373) |
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Partnership for Drug-Free KidsPartnership for Drug-Free Kids |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone:1-855-DRUGFREE | http://www.drugfree.org/Delaware |
Partnership for Drug-Free Kids: Nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing teen substance abuse and helping families impacted by addiction, including guides and resources. |
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Prevent Youth SuicidePrevent Youth Suicide |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://getrightsideup.org/ |
Prevent Youth Suicide : Resource website for parents, teens and the community. |
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Red Clay School NursesRed Clay School Nurses |
Age:Parents | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://www.smartmovessmartchoices.org/resources |
Red Clay School Nurses: Red Clay School Nurses have been on the forefront of prevention efforts at the high school, middle school and now elementary school level, using the Smart Moves, Smart Choices program. |
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Resources for talking with teens |
Age:Parents | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://www.hhs.gov/ash/oah/resources-and-publications/info/parents/just-facts/ |
Strategic Prevention FrameworkStrategic Prevention Framework |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dsamh/prevention.html |
Strategic Prevention Framework – State Incentive Grant: Partnering to reduce substance abuse and related problem behaviors by strengthening children, families and communities through prevention and early intervention training, education and services. |
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Hotline |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:800-662-HELP (4357) | |
The Heroin Trap ProgramThe Heroin Trap Program |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone:302-395-8050 | http://www.theherointrap.com/ |
The Heroin Trap: A drug prevention awareness campaign coordinated by New Castle County Heroin Alert and New Castle County Police Department. |
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The Medicine Abuse ProjectThe Medicine Abuse Project |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://medicineabuseproject.org/ |
The Medicine Abuse Project : Five-year action campaign that aims to prevent half a million teens from abusing medicine by the year 2017. |
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Underage Drinking Prevention Campaign |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://beta.samhsa.gov/underage-drinking |
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Connections Community Support (Harrington)Connections Community Support (Harrington) |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Harrington | Phone:302-786-7800 | http://www.connectionscsp.org/ |
Connections Community Support: Clinic provides 16 beds for medically monitored detoxification for adults, 12 slots for assessment and stabilization, and 30-100 slots for intensive outpatient detoxification. |
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Dover Behavioral HealthDover Behavioral Health |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Dover | Phone:302-741-0140, 855-609-9711 | http://www.doverbehavioral.com/ |
Dover Behavioral Health: 7-day inpatient detox-only program for adults. Patient must be in current withdrawal. |
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Fairmount Behavioral Health SystemsFairmount Behavioral Health Systems |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Philadelphia, PA | Phone:215-487-4100, 800-235-0200 | http://www.fairmountbhs.com/ |
Fairmount Behavioral Health Systems: 21-bed medically monitored inpatient detox service in Philadelphia. |
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Hudson Health ServicesHudson Health Services |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Salisbury, MD | Phone:410-219-9000, 888-288-9086 | http://www.hudson-health.org/ |
Hudson Health Services: Medically monitored ambulatory detoxification, requiring a “coach” to be with the individual, under 24-hour nursing supervision in Salisbury, Md. |
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MeadowWood Behavioral Health SystemMeadowWood Behavioral Health System |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:New Castle | Phone:302-328-3330, 800-289-8336 24-hr help line | http://www.meadowwoodhospital.com/ |
MeadowWood Behavior Health System: Medically managed detox-only program in which all clients are monitored for physical and psychiatric stability in New Castle. |
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Net Kirkwood DetoxNet Kirkwood Detox |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-691-0140, 800-359-1367 | http://net-kdc.org/ |
Net Kirkwood Detox: 33-bed center provides medically monitored, intensive inpatient detoxification services for adults, with an average length of stay of 5 days. Near Wilmington. |
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Rockford CenterRockford Center |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Newark | Phone:302-996-5480, 866-847-4357 | http://www.rockfordcenter.com/ |
Rockford Center: Inpatient opiate detox using Suboxone near Newark. Must meet psychiatric criteria for admission to detox. |
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SUN BehavioralSUN Behavioral |
Age:Adults, Adolescents 12 and older | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Georgetown, DE | Phone:302-604-5600 | https://SunDelaware.com |
Inpatient detox available for alcohol, opioid and benzodiazepines. |
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Addiction Medical Solutions of DelawareAddiction Medical Solutions of Delaware |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Rehoboth Beach | Phone:302-227-1320 | http://www.amsdelaware.com/ |
Addiction Medical Solutions of Delaware: Outpatient medication-assisted treatment in Rehoboth Beach. |
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Aquila of DelawareAquila of Delaware |
Age:Adolescents and Young Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Georgetown | Phone:302-999-1106, 302-856-9746 | http://www.aquilaofde.com/ |
Aquila of Delaware: Treats adolescents and young adults. Offices in Wilmington 302-999-1106 and Georgetown 302-856-9746. |
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Argo Institute of Aquila of DelawareArgo Institute of Aquila of Delaware |
Age:18-30 | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-384-6926 | http://www.aquilaofde.com/argo.php |
Argo Institute of Aquila of Delaware: Comprehensive outpatient treatment program for dually diagnosed young adults (19 to 26) in Wilmington. |
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ARS New CastleARS New Castle |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:New Castle | Phone:302-323-9400 | http://www.medicationassisted.com/ |
ARS New Castle: Outpatient medication-assisted treatment in New Castle. |
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Banyan PhiladelphiaBanyan Philadelphia |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Langhorne, PA | Phone:888-219-0442 | https://www.banyanphiladelphia.com/ |
Banyan Philadelphia offers partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment. |
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Brandywine CounselingBrandywine Counseling |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Newark, Claymont, Georgetown, Ellendale | Phone:302-656-2348, 302-588-6946 | http://www.brandywinecounseling.org/ |
Brandywine Counseling: Behavioral health provider offering outpatient individual, group and family therapy. Offers medication-assisted treatment at its 2713 Lancaster Ave., Wilmington; and Newark locations. Locations in Wilmington, Newark, Claymont, Georgetown, Ellendale. |
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Brandywine Counseling RISE ProgramBrandywine Counseling RISE Program |
Age:17 and under | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Dover | Phone:302-302-5915, 302-346-5080 | http://www.brandywinecounseling.org/ |
Brandywine Counseling RISE Program: Intensive outpatient treatment for individuals younger than 18, with part-day treatment and full-day treatment services. Programs in Wilmington 302-504-5915 and Dover 302-346-5080. |
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Catholic CharitiesCatholic Charities |
Age:17 and under | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Dover, Georgetown | Phone:302-655-9624, 302-674-1600, 302-856-9578 | |
Catholic Charities: Addiction and Substance Abuse Counseling Program for all age groups with offices in Wilmington 302-655-9624, Dover 302-674-1600 and Georgetown 302-856-9578. |
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Claymont ClinicClaymont Clinic |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Claymont, Elkton, MD | Phone:302-792-0700, 410-620-6077 | http://www.claymontclinic.com/ |
Claymont Clinic: Outpatient medication-assisted treatment and counseling. Offices in Claymont 302-792-0700 and Elkton, Md. 410-620-6077. |
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Clearbrook Treatment CentersClearbrook Treatment Centers |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Laurel, PA | Phone:800-582-6241 | https://www.clearbrookinc.com/pa-alcohol-drug-treatment-programs/clearbrook-manor/ |
Located in a rural setting, Clearbrook Manor provides high-quality affordable inpatient treatment for adults suffering from alcoholism and/or chemical dependency through medical detox and individual and group counseling. |
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Connections Community Support (Statewide)Connections Community Support (Statewide) |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Newark, Smyrna, Georgetown, Seaford, Millsboro | Phone:866-477-5345 | http://www.connectionscsp.org/ |
Connections Community Support Programs: Outpatient medication-assisted treatment; outpatient individual, group, and family therapy and mental health services. Offices in Wilmington, Newark, Smyrna, Dover, Georgetown, Seaford, Millsboro. |
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Division of Substance Abuse and Mental HealthDivision of Substance Abuse and Mental Health |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Ellendale | Phone:302-300-3105, 302-424-5680 | http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dsamh/ |
DHSS’ Targeted Case Management: Teams dedicated to substance usage disorder clients. Teams in both Wilmington (302-300-3105) and Ellendale (302-424-5680). |
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Dover Behavioral HealthDover Behavioral Health |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Dover, Georgetown | Phone:302-741-0140, 855-609-9711 | http://www.doverbehavioral.com/ |
Dover Behavioral Health: Outpatient Day Partial Hospitalization Program and Evening Partial Program in Dover and Georgetown. |
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Elkton Treatment CenterElkton Treatment Center |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Elkton, MD | Phone:410-620-6077, 800-628-7326 | |
Elkton Treatment Center: Outpatient medication-assisted treatment and mandatory counseling and group sessions in Elkton, MD. |
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Fellowship Health ResourcesFellowship Health Resources |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Georgetown, Seaford, Millsboro | Phone:302-856-1066, 302-507-3561, 302-934-1861 | http://www.fellowshiphr.org/ |
Fellowship Health Resources Alcohol: Specialized clinical care and comprehensive care coordination, including children, youth and families outpatient services; outpatient psychiatric and counseling services; substance abuse intensive outpatient program; and peer recovery service with offices in Georgetown 302-856-1066, Seaford 302-507-3561 and Millsboro 302-934-1861 |
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Gaudenzia Fresh Start of DelawareGaudenzia Fresh Start of Delaware |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-737-4100 | http://www.gaudenzia.org/ |
Gaudenzia Fresh Start of Delaware Outpatient Program: Weekly individual and group counseling, psychiatric evaluation, relapse prevention in Wilmington. |
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Jewish Family ServicesJewish Family Services |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Newark | Phone:302-478-9411 | |
Jewish Family Services: Individual, group and family outpatient treatment services at offices in Wilmington 302-478-9411 and Newark 302-478-9411. |
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Kent Sussex Community ServicesKent Sussex Community Services |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Dover, Georgetown, Laurel | Phone:302-735-7790 | http://www.kscs.org/ |
Kent Sussex Community Services: Detox; outpatient medication-assisted treatment; individual, group and family counseling, peer fellowship; and long-term maintenance in Dover, Georgetown and Laurel; Children, Youth & Families Program; and Drug Court Diversion. |
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Latin American Community CenterLatin American Community Center |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-655-7338 | http://www.thelatincenter.org/ |
Latin American Community Center: Outpatient individual, group and family substance usage disorder treatment at Wilmington center. |
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M.A.T.T. ProgramM.A.T.T. Program |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Belcamp, MD | Phone:410-273-9700, 877-556-3809 | http://www.mattprogram.com/ |
M.A.T.T. Program: Medication-assisted outpatient treatment center that specializes in opioid addiction, with individual and group counseling in Belcamp, MD. |
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Main Line Health Center for Addictive DiseasesMain Line Health Center for Addictive Diseases |
Age:14 and over | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Drexel Hill, PA, Exton, PA, Central Intake | Phone:484-476-6543, 484-565-1130, 888-227-3898 | http://www.mainlinehealth.org/addiction |
Main Line Health – Center for Addictive Diseases: Medication-assisted outpatient treatment for ages 14 and older, Intensive Outpatient Treatment and individual and group therapy. Offices in Drexel Hill, Pa. 484-476-6543 and Exton, Pa. 484-565-1130. |
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Mid-Atlantic Behavioral HealthMid-Atlantic Behavioral Health |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Newark | Phone:302-224-1400 | http://www.midatlanticbh.com/ |
Mid-Atlantic Behavioral Health: Suboxone induction and maintenance supported by one-on-one outpatient treatment and psychiatric services in Newark. |
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Nemours Adolescent MedicineNemours Adolescent Medicine |
Age:Adolescents and Young Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Concordville, PA and Wilmington | Phone:302-651-6207 | https://www.nemours.org/service/medical/adolescent-medicine-pediatric-gynecology.html?tab=location |
Adolescents are treated for addiction at the adolescent clinic at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children and at Nemours’ Concordville, Pa., office. Two locations offer MAT with buprenorphine and can prescribe vivitrol. |
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NHS Mid-Atlantic ACTNHS Mid-Atlantic ACT |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-633-3415 | http://www.nhsonline.org/ |
NHS Mid-Atlantic ACT: Intensive community support services to individuals living with co-occurring substance use and mental health diagnosis in Wilmington. |
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North Node Group CounselingNorth Node Group Counseling |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:302-257-3135 | |
Virtual IOP support group |
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Open DoorOpen Door |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Newark, Claymont, Seaford, Dover | Phone:302-731-1504, 302-731-1504, 302-798-9555, 302-731-1504, 302-678-4911 | |
Open Door: Outpatient DUI treatment with individual, group and family therapy at offices in Newark 302-731-1504; Wilmington 302-731-1504; Claymont 302-798-9555; Seaford 302-731-1504; and Dover 302-678-4911 |
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PACEPACE |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-999-9812 | http://www.paceinconline.com/ |
PACE: Intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs, which include individual and group therapy, family assessments and continuing care in Wilmington. |
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Psychotherapeutic ServicesPsychotherapeutic Services |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Dover | Phone:302-674-3366 | http://www.psychotherapeuticservices.com/ |
Psychotherapeutic Services: Intensive outpatient program for adolescents and their families by a multidisciplinary team of professionals at Dover office. |
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Recovery Centers of America Outpatient Services at DelawareRecovery Centers of America Outpatient Services at Delaware |
Age:18 and older | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, DE | Phone:1-800-RECOVERY | https://recoverycentersofamerica.com/locations/outpatient-locations/delaware/ |
Addiction recovery center on Limestone Road offers intensive outpatient and general outpatient therapies, administered by clinicians and therapists. |
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Recovery InnovationsRecovery Innovations |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Ellendale | Phone:302-300-3111, 302-300-3105, 302-424-5680 | http://www.recoveryinnovations.org/delaware/ |
Services provided under contract to the Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. Offices are home to Wellness City (Wilmington at 302-300-3111) and Recovery Response Center and Restart Program (Ellendale at 302-424-5680 and Wilmington at 302-300-3105) |
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RHD ACTRHD ACT |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Dover | Phone:302-998-3624, 302-735-4750 | http://www.rhd.org/ |
RHD ACT (Assertive Community Treatment): Community support services for individuals living with co-occurring substance abuse and mental health diagnosis through offices in Wilmington 302-998-3624 and Dover 302-735-4750 |
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RHD ICMRHD ICM |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Dover, Seaford | Phone:302-998-3624, 302-735-4750, 302-536-7090 | http://www.rhd.org/ |
RHD ICM (Intensive Case Management): Intensive community support services for individuals living with substance use and mental health diagnosis, through offices in Wilmington 302-998-3624, Dover 302-735-4750 and Seaford 302-536-7090 |
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Salvation ArmySalvation Army |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-654-8808 ext. 139 | http://www.salvationarmydelaware.org/ |
Salvation Army: Alcohol and drug treatment in Wilmington for individuals who have completed detox. Includes individual and group counseling, physical fitness, work therapy and spiritual guidance. |
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Serenity HealthSerenity Health |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Elkton, MD | Phone:443-485-6544 | http://www.serenityllc.net/ |
Serenity Health: Medication-assisted outpatient treatment for individuals addicted to opiates, with individual and group counseling in Elkton, Md. |
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SODAT DelawareSODAT Delaware |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-656-4044 | |
SODAT Delaware: Alcohol rehab center focusing on substance usage treatment with outpatient care in Wilmington. For adolescents, teens, DUI or DWI offenders, and criminal justice clients. |
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Sojourners PlaceSojourners Place |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-764-4713 | http://www.sojournersplace.org/ |
Sojourners’ Place: Substance usage education and mental health counseling to homeless adults in Wilmington. Also free case management, transitional housing and meals. |
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ThresholdsThresholds |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Milford, Georgetown, Lewes | Phone:302-856-1835 | http://thresholdsinc.com/ |
Thresholds: Comprehensive outpatient treatment program, DUI programs, and Drug Court Diversion Program in Milford, Georgetown and Lewes. |
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TRIAD Addiction Recovery ServicesTRIAD Addiction Recovery Services |
Age:16 and older | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, DE | Phone:302-655-1153 | http://www.triadde.org |
Personalized one-on-one counseling with experienced and licensed counselors to support individual in developing a treatment and relapse prevention plan. 1104 N. Adams St., Wilmington |
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Addiction Treatment Services InternationalAddiction Treatment Services International |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Galloway, NJ | Phone:866-506-8000 | http://www.atsirehab.com/ |
Addiction Treatment Services International: Galloway, N.J. |
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Bowling GreenBowling Green |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Kennett Square, PA | Phone:800-662-2438, 888-307-6237 | http://www.bowlinggreenbrandywine.com/ |
Bowling Green: Inpatient treatment facility in Kennett Square, Pa., providing detox services, short-term residential treatment, relapse prevention and continuing care planning. Medically monitored by 24-hour nursing staff. |
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Bracebridge Hall, Recovery Centers of AmericaBracebridge Hall, Recovery Centers of America |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Earleville, MD | Phone:1-800-RECOVERY | https://recoverycentersofamerica.com/locations/bracebridge-hall/ |
Inpatient treatment center in Earleville, Md., offering clinical services and patient care for substance abuse, opioid use disorder and co-occurring disorders. |
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Caron PennsylvaniaCaron Pennsylvania |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wernersville, PA | Phone:800-854-6023 | http://www.caron.org/locations/caron-pennsylvania |
Caron Pennsylvania: Wernersville, Pa. |
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Carrier ClinicCarrier Clinic |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Belle Mead, NJ | Phone:800-933-3579 | http://www.carrierclinic.org/ |
Carrier Clinic: Belle Mead, N.J. |
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Connections Community Support (Wilmington)Connections Community Support (Wilmington) |
Age:18 and older | Gender:Female | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:866-477-5345 | http://www.connectionscsp.org/ |
Connections Community Support: Operates 16-bed residential treatment center in Wilmington to meet the needs of women in recovery from substance use disorders. |
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Eagleville HospitalEagleville Hospital |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Eagleville, PA | Phone:610-539-6000 | http://www.eaglevillehospital.org/ |
Eagleville Hospital: Eagleville, Pa. |
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Fairmount Behavioral Health SystemsFairmount Behavioral Health Systems |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Philadelphia, PA | Phone:800-235-0200, 215-487-4100 | http://www.fairmountbhs.com/ |
Fairmount Behavioral Health Systems: Philadelphia. |
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Fairmount Behavioral Health SystemsFairmount Behavioral Health Systems |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Philadelphia, PA | Phone:215-487-4100, 800-235-0200 | http://www.fairmountbhs.com/ |
Fairmount Behavioral Health Systems: 21-bed medically monitored inpatient detox service in Philadelphia. |
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Father Martin’s AshleyFather Martin’s Ashley |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Havre de Grace, MD | Phone:410-273-2213 | http://www.fathermartinsashley.com/ |
Father Martin’s Ashley: Havre de Grace, MD. |
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Gateway FoundationGateway Foundation |
Age:18 and older | Gender:Male | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Smyrna | Phone:302-653-3923 | http://recovergateway.org/drug-rehab-centers/delaware/ |
Gateway Foundation: Residential behavioral health treatment program including individual and group counseling for men 18 and older and residential services for persons living with co-occurring substance usage and mental health diagnosis in Smyrna. |
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GaudenziaGaudenzia |
Age:18 - 25 | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Delaware City | Phone:302-737-4100 | http://www.gaudenzia.org/ |
Gaudenzia: Residential treatment and outpatient services in Wilmington and Delaware City. Wilmington program specializes in opiate-addicted young adults ages 18 to 25. Also offers a stabilization program, interim housing and residential treatment for co-occurring adults. |
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Hudson Health ServicesHudson Health Services |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Salisbury, MD | Phone:410-219-9000, 888-288-9086 | http://www.hudson-health.org/ |
Hudson Health Services: Inpatient and residential partial hospitalization services grounded in 12 steps, including detox, individual and group counseling and continuing care planning in Salisbury, Md. |
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Keystone CenterKeystone Center |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Chester, PA | Phone:610-876-9000, 800-558-9600 | http://www.keystonecenter.net/ |
Keystone Center: Medically monitored facility in Chester, Pa., providing a 21-day detox and residential inpatient treatment program, 10- to 12-day Intensive Inpatient, 3-day-per-week Intensive Outpatient Program and co-occurring and trauma services. Not ADA-friendly. |
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LighthouseLighthouse |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Mays Landing, NJ | Phone:800-852-8851 | http://www.discoverlighthouse.com/ |
Lighthouse: Mays Landing, N.J. |
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Livengrin Foundation for Addiction RecoveryLivengrin Foundation for Addiction Recovery |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Bensalem, PA | Phone:215-638-5200, 800-245-4746 | http://www.livengrin.org/ |
Livengrin Foundation for Addiction Recovery: Bensalem, Pa. |
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Main Line Health—Center for Addictive DiseasesMain Line Health—Center for Addictive Diseases |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Drexel Hill, PA, Exton, PA | Phone:888-227-3898 | http://www.mainlinehealth.org/addiction |
Main Line Health-Center for Addictive Diseases: Drexel Hill and Exton, Pa. |
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Malvern InstituteMalvern Institute |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Malvern, PA | Phone:888-643-3869, 610-647-0330 | http://www.malverninstitute.com/ |
Malvern Institute: Malvern, Pa. |
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Maryland Recovery ProgramMaryland Recovery Program |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Bel Air, MD | Phone:877-762-3766 | http://www.marylandrecoveryprograms.com/ |
Maryland Recovery Program: Bel Air, Md. |
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Park Bench Group CounselingPark Bench Group Counseling |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Northfield, NJ | Phone:609-377-5273 | http://www.parkbenchgroup.com/ |
Park Bench Group Counseling: Northfield, N.J. |
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Psychotherapeutic ServicesPsychotherapeutic Services |
Age:18 and older | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Dover | Phone:302-257-5818 (women), 302-257-0610 (men) | http://www.psychotherapeuticservices.com/ |
Psychotherapeutic Services: Separate 16-bed residential treatment centers in Dover for men and women with a primary substance use disorder diagnosis who may also have a co-occurring disorder. |
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Seabrook HouseSeabrook House |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Seabrook, NJ | Phone:800-761-7575 | http://www.seabrookhouse.org/ |
Seabrook House: Seabrook, N.J. |
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Valley Forge Medical CenterValley Forge Medical Center |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Norristown, PA | Phone:888-539-8500, 610-539-8500 | http://www.vfmc.net/ |
Valley Forge Medical Center: Norristown, Pa. |
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Warwick Manor Behavioral HealthWarwick Manor Behavioral Health |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:East New Market, MD | Phone:410-943-8108, 800-344-6423 | http://www.warwickmanor.org/ |
Warwick Manor Behavioral Health: 7- to 14-day, six-hour per day residential partial hospitalization program in East New Market, Md., for individuals with addiction and co-occurring disorders, including detox, treatment, co-occurring care and relapse prevention. |
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White Deer Run of YorkWhite Deer Run of York |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Norristown, PA | Phone:717-840-2308 | http://www.whitedeerrun.com/ |
White Deer Run of York: York, Pa. |
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1212 Corporation1212 Corporation |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-764-4048 | |
1212 Corporation: Open house center 7 a.m. – 10 p.m. daily at 2700 N. Washington St., Wilmington. |
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211 Lifeline - Goodwill of the Finger Lakes211 Lifeline - Goodwill of the Finger Lakes |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:New York | Phone:631-751-7423 | |
Provides assessment, emotional support, crisis assistance, education, training, and referrals with accurate, up-to-date resource information. |
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Addiction Coalitions of DelawareAddiction Coalitions of Delaware |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-559-4688 | |
Addiction Coalitions of Delaware, 500 W. 10th St., Wilmington: Mission is to reduce the damage created by addictions. |
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Al-Anon/Alateen DelawareAl-Anon/Alateen Delaware |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Call for locations and meeting times or visit website | Phone:Delaware Al-Anon Hotline: 866-460-4070; Al-Anon World Service: 888-425-2666 | https://www.delawarealanon.org/ |
To help families, friends and teens of people who suffer from alcoholism |
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Alcoholics AnonymousAlcoholics Anonymous |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Call for locations and meeting times or visit website | Phone:302-655-5113 | http://www.ndiaa.org/ |
Alcoholics Anonymous: Self-supporting program of recovery. Call 24-hour line for meeting times and locations. |
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Alzheimers Association Delaware Valley ChapterAlzheimers Association Delaware Valley Chapter |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:800-272-3900 | |
Emotional support |
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atTAcK addictionatTAcK addiction |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Caravel Academy. Bear, DE, Levy Court Building. Dover, DE, Bethel United Methodist Church. Lewes, DE | Phone:302-834-8938 | http://www.attackaddiction.org/reality-tour/ |
Grassroots advocacy and education group hosts monthly awareness and prevention program, Reality Tour, for parents and youth age 10-18. |
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Chill, IncChill, Inc |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:302-762-8989 ext 3011 | |
Emotional support |
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Connections Community Support ProgramsConnections Community Support Programs |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:833-866-2277 | |
Family services, MAT, BH,SUD etc |
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Crisis ConnectionsCrisis Connections |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Washington | Phone:866-427-4747 | |
Emotional crisis, substance abuse, peer support |
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Crisis Intervention ServicesCrisis Intervention Services |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:302-478-9411 | |
Emotional support around major life changes |
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Crisis Response Network - Central ArizonaCrisis Response Network - Central Arizona |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Arizona | Phone:602-347-1100 | |
Offer peer support for callers who just need someone to talk to. |
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Delaware Psychological ServicesDelaware Psychological Services |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:302-703-6332 | |
Confidential emotional support |
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Disaster Distress Helpline - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services AdministrationDisaster Distress Helpline - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:USA | Phone:800-985-5990 press 2 | |
Crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. |
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Division of Public HealthDivision of Public Health |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:800-232-5460 | |
Emotional support, COVID-19 updates and resources |
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H.E.R.O.I.N HurtsH.E.R.O.I.N Hurts |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Newport, Smyrna | Phone:302-368-0620, 302-653-6448 | |
H.E.R.O.I.N Hurts: Provides support for family and friends of individuals with addictions. For Newport meeting times and location, (302) 368-0620; for Smyrna times and location, 302-653-6448 |
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Hope Street DEHope Street DE |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Newport, New Castle, Newark | Phone:302-559-3603 | http://www.hopestreetde.com/ |
Hope Street DE strives to create a community that treats addiction as a mental health condition. We provide services for all stages of recovery, including treatment, housing, occupational therapy, child friendly environments, peer support and life-skill coaching. All with a feeling of tolerance, warmth, and safety. |
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Hopes and DreamsHopes and Dreams |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:302-588-6946 | |
Peer recovery support resources |
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Horizon House ACTHorizon House ACT |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Georgetown, Bridgeville | Phone:302-655-7108, 302-644-2861, 302-956-0746 | |
Horizon House ACT: Provides intensive community support services for individuals living with co-occurring substance use and mental health diagnosis in Wilmington 302-655-7108; Georgetown 302-644-2861; and Bridgeville 302-956-0746. |
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In The RoomsIn The Rooms |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Worldwide online only | Phone: | http://www.intherooms.com/ |
In The Rooms: World’s largest online recovery community. |
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Latin American Community CenterLatin American Community Center |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:302-655-7338 | http://www.thelatincenter.org/ |
Latin American Community Center: Outpatient individual, group and family substance usage disorder treatment at Wilmington center. |
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Mental Health America of WisconsinMental Health America of Wisconsin |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Wisconsin | Phone:414-777-4729 | |
A non-crisis, peer run, support line for people with mental illness. Volunteer staff are available from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. most evenings. |
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Mental Health Partnerships ACE Peer CenterMental Health Partnerships ACE Peer Center |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:833-402-9323 | |
Peer recovery support resources |
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Nar-AnonNar-Anon |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Claymont, Wilmington | Phone: | http://www.nar-anon.org/naranon |
Nar-Anon: 12-step fellowship for those affected by someone else’s addiction. Holy Rosary Church, Claymont, meets at 7 p.m. Wednesdays; Argo Institute, Larch Corporate Center, Wilmington, meets at 7 p.m. Friday. |
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Narcotics AnonymousNarcotics Anonymous |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:See website for meeting times and locations | Phone: | http://www.swanadel.org/ |
Narcotics Anonymous: Fellowship of recovering addicts. Meeting times and locations, swanadel.org |
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National Suicide Prevention LifelineNational Suicide Prevention Lifeline |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:USA | Phone:888-628-9454 | |
Free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources. |
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NYC WellNYC Well |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:New York | Phone:888-692-9355 press 3 for Spanish | |
Our Peer Support Specialists’ own experiences with mental health or substance misuse challenges can help you move through difficult times and introduce some of the choices that are available for you to deal with your emotional challenges. |
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Outreach for RecoveryOutreach for Recovery |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Contact Marie Lavenburg, RN (mlav1959@verizon.net) for more details | Phone: | |
Outreach for Recovery: Parent/Family Group: Meetings held first and third Thursdays of the month. |
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Project Return Peer Support NetworkProject Return Peer Support Network |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:California | Phone:888-448-4055 | |
After-hours telephone line for individuals with mental health challenges |
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Recover Together with Google |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone: | https://recovertogether.withgoogle.com/ |
Restoring Every Soul Each TimeRestoring Every Soul Each Time |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Call for locations and times | Phone:877-637-3738 | |
Restoring Every Soul Each Time: Individual, group and family therapy for individuals feeling hopeless and helpless, including individuals with addictions. |
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SAMHSASAMHSA |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:800-985-5990 | |
Disaster distress helpline |
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Support After Addiction Death (SAAD)Support After Addiction Death (SAAD) |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Faith Lutheran Church, 2265 Red Lion Road, Bear | Phone:302-561-4619 | http://grasphelp.org/ |
Support After Addiction Death (SAAD) 302-561-4619. Meets first Thursday of the month, 6:30 p.m., Faith Lutheran Church, 2265 Red Lion Road, Bear. Email MaryBeth Cichocki: mecichocki@gmail.com |
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Thresholds, Inc.Thresholds, Inc. |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:302-856-1835 | |
Peer recovery, MAT, BH, SUD, virtual services |
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TRIAD Addiction Recovery ServicesTRIAD Addiction Recovery Services |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, DE | Phone:302-655-1153 | http://www.triadde.org |
Personalized one-on-one counseling with experienced and licensed counselors to support individual in developing a treatment and relapse prevention plan. 1104 N. Adams St., Wilmington |
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Veterans AssociationVeterans Association |
Age: | Gender: | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations: | Phone:877-927-8387, 800-273-8255 | |
Emotional support and crisis intervention |
Name | Age | Gender | Accepts Insurance | Locations | Phone | Website |
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atTAcK addictionatTAcK addiction |
Age:18 and older | Gender:Female | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:New Castle County | Phone:302-256-8067 | http://attackaddiction.org/attack-addiction-houses/ |
Two sober living houses in Delaware provide a safe, substance-free environment for women who are early in their recoveries. Operated by Connections Community Support Programs, Inc. |
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Brandywine Counseling Lighthouse ProgramBrandywine Counseling Lighthouse Program |
Age:18 and older | Gender:Female | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Ellendale | Phone:302-764-4048 | http://www.brandywinecounseling.org/ |
Brandywine Counseling Lighthouse Program: Public residential program in Ellendale for individuals living with co-occurring substance use and mental health diagnosis. |
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Burgess HouseBurgess House |
Age:18 and older | Gender:Female | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Wilmington, DE | Phone:302-212-0123 | http://www.attackaddiction.org/takhouse/ |
Burgess House provides the structure and attention to women in early recovery need to successfully transition back into society in a family-like environment in Wilmington. |
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Corinthian HouseCorinthian House |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Georgetown | Phone:302-856-4363 | http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/main/maps/other/crnthnhs.htm |
Corinthian House: Public residential transitional living services in Georgetown for clients of Delaware Health and Social Services with co-occurring substance use and mental health diagnosis. |
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Delmarva Adult & Teen ChallengeDelmarva Adult & Teen Challenge |
Age:Adults | Gender:Male | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Seaford | Phone:302-629-2559 | http://delawareteenchallenge.com/mens_program_home.html |
For men 18 and older, this ministry in Seaford reaches out to men in crisis, including those suffering from addiction, providing short-term residential care, crisis intervention, sober living, employment assistance and more. |
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Fellowship Health Resources AlcoholFellowship Health Resources Alcohol |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Millsboro | Phone:302-934-1861 | http://www.fellowshiphr.org/ |
Fellowship Health Resources Alcohol: Residential and group living programs with 24-hour on-site professional staffing who offer supportive services and supervision in Millsboro. |
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GaudenziaGaudenzia |
Age:18 - 25 | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:Yes | Locations:Wilmington, Delaware City | Phone:302-737-4100 | http://www.gaudenzia.org/ |
Gaudenzia: Residential treatment and outpatient services in Wilmington and Delaware City. Wilmington program specializes in opiate-addicted young adults ages 18 to 25. Also offers a stabilization program, interim housing and residential treatment for co-occurring adults. |
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Home of Hope Women’s CampusHome of Hope Women’s Campus |
Age:18 and older | Gender:Female | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Bridgeville, DE | Phone:302-337-9100 | http://delawareteenchallenge.com/ |
Serves women 18 and older, pregnant women, and women with children 5 and under. |
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Kim’s Place: A Recovery MinistryKim’s Place: A Recovery Ministry |
Age:18 and older | Gender:Female | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:New Castle County | Phone:302-250-0398 | http://kimsplacede.weebly.com/ |
Kim’s Place: A Recovery Ministry: A transition recovery home in New Castle County for women who are fully vested in their recoveries and are employed or actively seeking employment. |
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Limen HouseLimen House |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Wilmington | Phone:Men 302-652-7969, Women 302-571-1216 | http://www.limenhouse.org/ |
Limen House: Separate men’s and women’s halfway houses in Wilmington based on the 12-step model for people in recovery. Counseling, education, job training and placement provided. 12-month commitment required. |
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Oxford HouseOxford House |
Age:Adults | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:55 Locations | Phone:Men 302-607-4473, Women 302-607-1170 | http://www.oxfordhouse.org/ |
Oxford House: Self-run, self-supporting and drug-free recovery houses for 6 to 15 individuals. There are 55 Oxford Houses in Delaware; average stay is about 1 year. There are houses for men, houses for women and houses that accept women with children. Men’s housing 302-607-4473 or 302-887-0748. Women’s housing 302-607-1170. |
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Serenity PlaceSerenity Place |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Dover | Phone:302-674-8036 | http://serenityplacedover.wix.com/serenityplacedover |
Serenity Place: Transitional living services for individuals living with co-occurring substance use and mental health diagnosis in Dover. |
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TAU HouseTAU House |
Age:All | Gender:Female | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Georgetown | Phone:302-856-4363 | http://www.hudson-health.org/ |
TAU House: Halfway house for women in Georgetown, including outpatient counseling and case management, supervision and case management of co-occurring disorders. Self-payment. |
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TransitionHousing.org |
Age:All | Gender:All | Accepts Insurance:No | Locations:Visit website for details | Phone: | http://www.transitionalhousing.org/ |
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Addiction Action CommitteeAddiction Action Committee |
Phone: | http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dph/pdachome.html | ||||
Addiction Action Committee: Public-private partnership started by the Division of Public Health and the Medical Society of Delaware to bring together multiple stakeholders to address the prescription drug abuse problem in Delaware. |
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Angel ProgramAngel Program |
Phone:302-736-7111 | https://doverpolice.org/dover-police-angel-program/ | ||||
People who enter the Dover Police Department station, request help with their addiction to opioids and are eligible will be screened into the Angel program. Once screened, a volunteer from Connections Community Support Programs will guide them through the treatment process. |
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atTAcK addictionatTAcK addiction |
Phone:302-834-8938 | http://www.attackaddiction.org/reality-tour/ | ||||
Grassroots advocacy and education group hosts monthly awareness and prevention program, Reality Tour, for parents and youth age 10-18. |
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atTAcK addictionatTAcK addiction |
Phone:302-593-0949 | http://www.attackaddiction.org/get-involved/reality-tour/ | ||||
atTAcK addiction, a grassroots advocacy group, provides a monthly drug awareness and prevention program called Reality Tour that takes you into the life experiences of a teen addicted to drugs. Intended for youth ages 10-17, who must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. |
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Community Anti-Drug CoalitionsCommunity Anti-Drug Coalitions |
Phone: | http://www.cadca.org/ | ||||
Community Anti-Drug Coalitions: National membership organization representing more than 5,000 coalitions and affiliates nationwide. |
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Delaware Goes PurpleDelaware Goes Purple |
Phone:302-858-4764 | https://www.delawaregoespurple.org/default.asp | ||||
Community awareness campaign in Sussex and Kent counties about the dangers of substance abuse, support for education and treatment, reducing the stigma of addiction, and sending a message of hope and healing. |
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GetSmartAboutDrugs.comGetSmartAboutDrugs.com |
Phone: | http://getsmartaboutdrugs.com/ | ||||
Practical website from the Drug Enforcement Agency for parents, educators and caregivers. |
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Hero HelpHero Help |
Phone:302-395-2811 | https://www.nccde.org/1266/HERO-HELP-Program | ||||
Hero Help, administered by the New Castle County Police Department, is a collaboration with the Delaware Department of Justice and DHSS’ Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health to provide drug and/or alcohol addiction treatment to qualifying adults who contact the police and ask for treatment, or to individuals in lieu of an immediate arrest for lesser crimes. |
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Heroin AlertHeroin Alert |
Phone: | http://www.heroinalert.org/ | ||||
Heroin Alert: New Castle County Police Department’s Marie Allen make presentations to schools and community groups about the dangers of heroin and the opportunities for treatment. |
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High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas ProgramHigh Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program |
Phone: | https://www.whitehouse.gov/ondcp/high-intensity-drug-trafficking-areas-program | ||||
High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program (HIDTA): Operated through the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, HIDTA provides assistance to federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies operating in areas determined to be critical drug-trafficking regions of the United States. New Castle County is part of the Philadelphia-Camden HIDTA. |
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Hope Street DEHope Street DE |
Phone: | http://www.hopestreetde.com/ | ||||
Hope Street DE strives to create a community that treats addiction as a mental health condition. We provide services for all stages of recovery, including treatment, housing, occupational therapy, child friendly environments, peer support and life-skill coaching. All with a feeling of tolerance, warmth, and safety. |
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Project EngageProject Engage |
Phone: | https://christianacare.org/services/behavioralhealth/project-engage/ | ||||
Project Engage is an early intervention and referral to substance use disorder treatment program, within Christiana Care Health System, designed to help hospital patients who may be struggling with alcohol or drug use. Project Engage collaborates with hospital staff to identify and connect patients with community-based treatment programs and other resources. |
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Resources for talking with teens |
Phone: | http://www.hhs.gov/ash/oah/resources-and-publications/info/parents/just-facts/ | ||||
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Helpline |
Phone:800-662-HELP (4357) | |||||
Sussex County Health Coalition |
Phone:302-858-4764 | https://www.sussexcoalition.org | ||||
The Problem with Prescription Opioids |
Phone: | https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/opioids/prescribed.html | ||||
TRIAD Addiction Recovery ServicesTRIAD Addiction Recovery Services |
Phone:302-655-1153 | http://www.triadde.org | ||||
Hosts ongoing education seminars that are open to the public at Trinity Episcopal Church, 1104 N. Adams St., Wilmington. |
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University of Delaware’s Center for Drug and Health StudiesUniversity of Delaware’s Center for Drug and Health Studies |
Phone: | https://www.cdhs.udel.edu/ | ||||
University of Delaware’s Center for Drug and Health Studies: A collaborative effort to develop innovative approaches in the treatment of drug addiction. |