​Call 1.855.970.2547, 24/7 to speak to a treatment specialist for free. Get help finding the best treatment options available for yourself or a loved one. Rehab centers, detox centers, inpatient, outpatient programs, therapy, counseling, sober living housing and more. A 5 minute phone call is all it takes to get you the help you need. Get help now. Call: 1.855.970.2547

​Rapha Treatment Center is a private, non-profit, State Certified, faith based drug and alcohol treatment program. Rapha was incorporated and began rehabilitation services in August 1997 as a 30-bed facility. Today, Rapha Treatment Center is the largest (54 beds) faith based residential drug and alcohol treatment facility in the state with low and high intensity residential services offered on the same campus. A phased program approach allows continuity of care for up to one year of continuous residential recovery and facilitates a Recovery Oriented System of Care (ROSC). Rapha Ministries has grown to become a vital link to the City of Gadsden and the Etowah County judicial/corrections system and an asset to surrounding counties and the state of Alabama. SERVICES: American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM), 6 Dimension Adult Placement Assessments; Department of Transportation (DOT) Alcohol & Drug Assessments; Crisis Residential Treatment; Residential Rehabilitation; Dual Diagnosis Capable; Referral to CED Mental Health Center; Vocational Rehabilitation; Referral to Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS); Adult Education; Referral to Gadsden State Community College. For more information please contact Rapha Treatment:

Rapha Treatment 
677 West Covington Avenue
Attalla, AL 35954
Tel: (256) 538-7458
Website: www.raphaministries.net
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​Northwest Alabama Treatment Center offers substance abuse treatment focusing on Individual, Group, & Family Counseling. Through outreach programs and personal clinic counselors, the Northwest Alabama Treatment Center strives to make a positive impact to our patients and their lives. Services include: Substance Abuse Treatment, Individual, Group and Family Counseling, Methadone Maintenance. For more information please contact Northwest Alabama Treatment Center:

Northwest Alabama Treatment Center
4204 Edmonton Dr. 
Bessemer, AL 35021-1485
Tel: 205-425-1200
Website: www.nwatc.org
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SpectraCare Health Systems is a regional community-based system that provides mental health, substance abuse and intellectual disability services in Southeast Alabama in Barbour, Dale, Geneva, Henry and Houston Counties. SpectraCare, formerly known as Wiregrass Mental Health Board, was established in 1968 under Act 310 of the Alabama State Legislature. SpectraCare is a tax-exempt public non-profit corporation under the IRS Code Section 501(c) 3. Contributions or donations to SpectraCare are deductible for income tax purposes. SpectraCare is certified to provide services by the Alabama Department of Mental Health. We work with various state and local agencies to provide needed services to the citizens of our five-county area. Referral for services is usually made by physicians, other service agencies, institutions, schools, churches, and family members. For more information please contact SpectraCare Health Systems:

SpectraCare Health Systems
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY HELP LINE:
Dothan: (334) 794-0300
Toll Free: 1-800-951-4357
SUBSTANCE ABUSE COORDINATION OF SERVICES:
Houston, Barbour, Dale, Geneva, Henry Counties: (334) 673-2143
Southeast Alabama
Website: www.spectracare.org
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​The Bridge provides substance abuse treatment and behavioral rehabilitation programs for adolescents (ages 12-18). Our programs are staffed with caring and qualified professionals using proven, evidence-based practices. Our commitment to quality and excellence is evident throughout the organization as we continue to seek ways to enhance and broaden our services. Our organizational goal is to be the provider of choice for adolescent treatment and rehabilitative services. For more information please contact The Bridge:

The Bridge
Northeast Alabama
Residential Chemical Dependency Programs:
Westwood Addiction Treatment Center: Mobile, AL: 16-bed male program
Northwood Addiction Treatment Center: Gadsden, AL: 26-bed male program
Outpatient Programs for Chemical Abuse or Dependency:
Cullman Outpatient Addiction Treatment Center: Cullman, AL
Mobile Outpatient Addiction Treatment Center: Mobile, AL
Tuscaloosa Outpatient Addiction Treatment Center: Tuscaloosa, AL
Fort Payne Addiction Treatment Center (serving Teens and Adults): Fort Payne, AL
Tel: (256) 546-6324
Website: www.bridgeinc.org
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CED Mental Health Center prides itself on giving the best quality of care available and is committed to doing so. Our Mission is to address the needs of the seriously mentally ill, severely emotionally disturbed, and their families as defined by the Alabama Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Service Contract. Therefore, the goal of the CED Mental Health Center is to service and maintain the consumer in the community at the highest level of functioning possible and to enhance his or her dignity. For more information please contact CED Mental Health Center:

Aletheia House - A Special Kind of Caring: Aletheia House is a community-based organization that has been providing substance abuse treatment and prevention services to low-income individuals, and the communities in which they live, since 1972. It is one of Alabama’s largest providers of substance abuse treatment, substance abuse/HIV prevention, employment services and affordable housing. Aletheia House has received national and regional recognition for its programs including the Maxwell Award of Excellence from the Fannie Mae Foundation, the John J. Gunther Award from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Certificate of Special Recognition from the Federal Housing Commissioner, and the Partnership Excellence Award from the Federal Home Loan Bank. For more information please contact Aletheia House:

Aletheia House
201 Finley Avenue West
Birmingham, AL 35204
Tel: (205.324.6502)
Website: www.specialkindofcaring.org
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Fellowship House is a Non-Profit Agency funded primarily by the United Way, donations, the Alabama Department of Mental Health, and sliding-scale fees. The house provides a substance abuse recovery program designed to serve the special needs of an individual who suffers from alcoholism, drug addiction and co-occurring disorders. Our goal is to aid the individual in the personal, social and vocational adjustment necessary for the maintenance of a sober and productive life. We provide a substance abuse recovery program designed to serve the special needs of an individual who suffers from alcoholism, drug addiction and co-occurring disorders. For more information please contact Fellowship House:

Fellowship House
1625 12th Ave. South
Birmingham, AL 35205
Tel: (205) 933-2430
Website: www.fshbhm.org
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Alabama Teen Challenge: The faith-based solution for the drug epidemic, Alabama Teen Challenge is part of one of the oldest, largest, and most successful programs of its kind in the world for individuals of all ages. Our mission is to provide youth, adults and families with an effective and comprehensive Christian faith-based solution to life-controlling drug and alcohol problems in order to become productive members of society. By applying biblical principles, Teen Challenge endeavors to help people become mentally-sound, emotionally-balanced, socially-adjusted, physically-well, and spiritually-alive. Our vision is for Teen Challenge to be: The “Provider of Choice” for those seeking faith-based recovery. The “Employer of Choice” for those seeking to serve in a faith-based organization. The “Investment of Choice” for donors seeking the best soil to invest their resources. For more information please contact Alabama Teen Challenge.

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Centers (ADATC) operates three facilities that allow people to overcome substance abuse and enjoy life again. Pearson Hall, Olivia's House, and the Zukoski Center provide services operated by ADATC, which is certified by the Alabama Department of Mental Health-Mental Retardation. Like any other disease, alcoholism or drug addiction requires professional treatment. It is a primary, progressive, and fatal disease. Without treatment it will get worse. However, with professional treatment and abstinence, there is a one hundred percent chance of recovery. What happens when people recover? They get healthier and learn to feel good about themselves. Relationships with family and friends improve. They can laugh and feel joy. All in all, life gets better—a whole lot better. ​For more information please contact Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Centers​:

New Season is a leading provider of specialized quality care for opioid drug use management and recovery, operating since 1986 with more than 70 treatment centers in 21 states nationwide. We support the education and understanding of addiction as a disease, so that more patients and communities can find the care they need to focus on and overcome the current national opioid epidemic. Addictive illness is a chronic brain disease that can be addressed with treatment and treatment works. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) programs and the medications used today have been studied and proven to be highly successful in recovery over years of research. At New Season, our programs use the latest science to create a comprehensive plan for patients that include MAT, counseling and medical services. Programs are customized to the patient’s needs and services are delivered in a way that respects the dignity, value and self-worth of every individual. We are committed to each of our patients’ success stories. Let us be a part of yours. ​For more information please contact New Season today:

​Sumter County Treatment Center 
106 Hospital Drive #101 
Livingston, AL 35470
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Bradford is a company dedicated to the delivery of high-quality care at a reasonable cost. We provide a highly effective continuum of addiction-treatment services that is economically accessible. Bradford is about helping people and families achieve recovery in a responsive and compassionate manner. We respect the complex needs of all those who come into contact with our treatment team. We believe that honesty, openness, and willingness are not only keys to recovery, but are also keys to being a responsible corporate citizen and healthcare organization. Measurable, documented treatment outcomes are used to determine the quality of our care and the value of our services. Based on our record, which now spans more than 30 years, it’s clear that we not only "talk the talk" but "walk the walk" in terms of proven successful treatment programs, making us one of the best healthcare decisions a person, family, or company can make. Our hearts are open to those who are suffering. You are not alone. Millions of people have regained their lives from alcohol and drug addiction, achieving greater fulfillment and meaning. Our doors are open to those who wish to know more about our programs and services. If you’d like to know more about Bradford – or if you or someone you care about needs help – don’t delay. Please call 1-888-577-0012 for immediate assistance.

Indian Rivers Mental Health Center is a non-profit corporation, established under Act 310 of the 1967 Alabama Legislature, to meet the behavioral health care needs of residents of Tuscaloosa, Bibb, and Pickens Counties. Indian Rivers provides a wide range of services and supports for those affected by mental illness, substance abuse, and developmental disabilities. Our services include outpatient psychiatric and behavioral services for children, adolescents, and adults as well as residential services for adults. The focus of all programs offered by Indian Rivers is on recovery and resiliency. At Indian Rivers, we work to help each person define and achieve their best outcome. For more information please contact Indian Rivers Mental Health Center:

The Shoulder is a Christian, nonprofit, treatment center meeting the needs of those suffering from substance abuse problems. The Shoulder offers outpatient services for both men and women, and residential services for men. We now have offices in both Spanish Fort and Foley, Alabama. The following substance abuse treatment services are available for MEN AND WOMEN: Assessments for Substance Abuse, Outpatient substance abuse treatment, Individual treatment, Outpatient codependency group for family and friends affected by someone else’s addiction. (No assessment needed). Services available for MEN ONLY: Residential substance abuse treatment, Clients live onsite, work during the day, and receive treatment in the evenings- Daphne office. Referrals are also available for Department of Transportation evaluations, Suboxone treatment, and mental health counseling. For more information, or to schedule an assessment, please call: Spanish Fort office: 251-626-2199 or Foley Office: 251-943-7950

​The Mental Health Center of North Central Alabama is a public, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that has provided psychiatric and mental health services for Lawrence, Limestone and Morgan counties since 1967. The Mental Health Center can date its origins back to the Federal Community Mental Health Center Act and Act 310 of the Alabama State Legislature in 1967. Services provided by the 

​Approximately 185 staff, including three full-time psychiatrist; 40 Master’s level clinicians and over 25 Bachelor’s level case managers/ counselors provide services in various locations that includes local schools, nursing homes, courthouses, and other locations. During fiscal year 2011-2012, the Mental Health Center provided 186,767 clinical units of services and 20,055 hours of substance abuse treatment for 5,208 people. For more information please contact Mental Health Center of North Central Alabama:

Mental Health Center of North Central Alabama
Lawrence, Limestone and Morgan counties
Medical Services (256) 355-6091 
Treatment ACCESS (800) 365-6008
Website: www.mhcnca.org
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West Alabama Mental Health Center is a regional mental health center located in the Blackbelt area of West Alabama serving Choctaw, Greene, Hale, Marengo, and Sumter counties. WAMHC is a comprehensive community mental health center providing services to people with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, substance abuse and children with serious emotional disorders. Through our prevention program we help at-risk and other students stay off drugs and in school. We also work with many community agencies to bridge the gap between services. If you are seeking services call our Access-to-Care at 1-800-239-2901. For more information please contact West Alabama Mental Health Center:

West Alabama Mental Health Center
1215 South Walnut Ave.
P.O. Box 260
Demopolis, AL 36732
Phone: 1.800.239.2901
Website: www.wamhc.org
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Riverbend Center for Mental Health provides the residents of Colbert, Franklin, and Lauderdale counties access to a comprehensive array of professional medical and rehabilitative services for the diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses, substance abuse, and emotional condition. Established in 1950, Riverbend provides a variety of mental health, substance abuse, and psychiatric services to citizens of Northwest Alabama. Riverbend is a locally operated, public not-for-profit facility serving over 6,500 clients each year throughout Colbert, Franklin, and Lauderdale counties. For more information please contact Riverbend Center for Mental Health:

The Treatment Centers is dedicated to the treatment of opiate addiction. Our medically assisted treatment programs include intensive individual and group counseling specifically designed to promote recovery. We are currently in two locations: The Gadsden Treatment Center is located in Gadsden, Alabama and Shoals Treatment Center is located in Sheffield, Alabama. The Gadsden Treatment Center was founded in 1993 in the hopes of helping the community battle opiate addiction. Gadsden Treatment Center is the only certified methadone clinic in Etowah County. With a qualified medical and clinical staff, Gadsden Treatment Center is dedicated to providing individualized treatment for each person interested in becoming abstinent from illicit opiate use. Shoals Treatment Center offers a qualified and caring staff that is driven to help those suffering from opiate addiction. The clinic is state and federally certified, proving that each person is guaranteed an opportunity for competent care. For more information on The Treatment Centers, Inc. and Shoals Treatment Center, please feel free to contact us. For more information please contact The Treatment Centers:

Gulf Coast Treatment Center: Our philosophy is that methadone is a safe and effective treatment for opiate dependence. The mission of Gulf Coast Treatment Center is total rehabilitation of persons served by restoration of physical and mental health and functional status. VALUES: Gulf Coast Treatment Center believes addiction is a disease that affects the individual, the family and the community. We believe people should have access to needed services that achieve optimal outcomes. They have the right to be treated with dignity and respect and should be empowered to make informed choices. Gulf Coast Treatment Center is nationally and state accredited. Quality care is provided in a safe, clean, friendly environment and that provides the least restrictive treatment possible. Individual, group, and family counseling services are available to meet patient needs with goals of eliminating the use of illicit opiates and other problematic substances, reducing or eliminating associated criminal activities, and reducing behavior contributing to the spread of infectious diseases. Staff is properly educated and highly trained to provide competent, compassionate, and friendly care. For more information please contact Gulf Coast Treatment Center:

Gulf Coast Treatment Center
12271 Interchange Rd.
P.O. Box 1149
Grand Bay, AL 36541
Phone: (251) 865.0123
Website: www.gulfcoasttreatmentcenter.com
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​Crestwood Medical Center, is a 150-bed, full-service acute care hospital in Huntsville, Alabama. Since 1965, CMC has blended high-tech medicine with personal care. Accredited by The Joint Commission, Crestwood Medical offers the latest medical advancements and surgical and diagnostic procedures, while providing compassionate care to patients and their families in Huntsville, Madison and the surrounding communities. Crestwood Medical Center has been recognized as a Tier 1 Facility from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama, and The Joint Commission named Crestwood a "Top Performer in Key Quality Measures" for 2011. Crestwood was the only hospital in Madison County and one of only 620 hospitals in the nation to earn this elite honor. For more information please contact Crestwood Medical Center:

Crestwood Medical Center
One Hospital Drive
Huntsville, AL 35801
Tel: 256-429-4000
Website: www.crestwoodmedcenter.com
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​Franklin Primary Health Center is a non-profit, federally qualified health center founded in 1975 by Dr. Marilyn Aiello and a group of concerned citizens who recognized the need for quality health care in the underserved Davis Avenue community (now Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue community). Franklin Primary Health Center is named after Dr. James Alexander Franklin, a physician, scholar, and humanitarian who faithfully served his community for over 60 years. Under the leadership of Charles White, CEO, Franklin continues to ensure that everyone, no matter who they are or what they have, has access to quality health care services. Franklin consists of fifteen locations in 3 counties (Mobile, Baldwin, and Choctaw) in Alabama. The services provided by Franklin includes pediatrics, OB/GYN, family medicine, internal medicine, geriatrics, rheumatology, dentistry, optometry, physical therapy, nutrition services, wellness & fitness, social services, substance abuse prevention and treatment, HIV/AIDS services including case management, health education, pharmacy, laboratory, x-ray, and transportation services for the homeless. For more information please contact Franklin Medical Mall:

Franklin Medical Mall
1303 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave
Mobile, AL 36603
Phone: 251-432-4117
Website: www.franklinprimary.org
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Lighthouse Counseling Center: Founded in 1971, the Lighthouse Counseling Center was established as a gap agency to provide services to youth and adolescents who were experiencing substance abuse and other related problems. Today, the Lighthouse is a fully operational agency offering a wider array of services. For more than 35 years, Lighthouse Counseling has been one of the leading non-profit agencies providing Substance Abuse treatment in the Montgomery area. Because of our non profit status, the Lighthouse depends on generous donations from local business, foundations and individuals within the community. Find out more about our history and accomplishments, and view the list of dedicated individuals who serve on our board of directors. We also invite you to take a look at our agency video and newsletters and we encourage you to sign to receive future newsletters. For more information please contact Lighthouse Counseling Center:

Lighthouse Counseling Center
111 Coliseum Blvd.
Montgomery, AL 36109
Tel: 1-888-908-7273
Tel: (334)286-5980
Website: www.lighthousehelp.com
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Cahaba Center for Mental Health. We are here to serve persons who are experiencing a mental illness or having problems with substance abuse. We also provide a wide range of services for persons who have a developmental disability. Our main center is located in Dallas County and we also have satellite offices in both Perry and Wilcox Counties. Our mission is to be responsive to the mental health needs of our community in a manner that respects individual dignity, promotes recovery and enhances personal, family, and provider relationships. We are continually striving to improve the quality and outcomes of the services we are providing and welcome feedback from our community and the individuals and families we serve. For more information please contact Cahaba Center for Mental Health:

Cahaba Center for Mental Health
1017 Medical Center Parkway
Selma Alabama 36701
Tel: 334-875-2100
Website: www.cahabamentalhealth.com

The Phoenix House of Tuscaloosa, Alabama is a free-standing, non-profit halfway house that began operation in the late 1960's and evolved to it's current mission and structure in 1972. During this period, the Phoenix House provided opportunities for addiction recovery in both residential and outpatient levels of care. We are a state certified and supported residential rehab facility. We serve the west Alabama community. We are also partially supported by The United Way of West Alabama. We currently serve twenty male clients and twelve female clients. If you are in drug court in your county or in Tuscaloosa county, contact us for services we could provide you. For more information please contact Phoenix House:

Phoenix House
700 35th ave
Tuscaloosa Al, 35401
Phone: 1 (205) 758-3867
Phone: 1 (205) 701 1873
Website: www.phoenixhousetuscaloosa.com
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​​Call 1.855.970.2547, 24/7 to speak to a treatment specialist for free. Get help finding the best treatment options available for yourself or a loved one. Rehab centers, detox centers, inpatient, outpatient programs, therapy, counseling, sober living housing and more. A 5 minute phone call is all it takes to get you the help you need. Get help now. Call: 1.855.970.2547