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Meetings, peer support, or professional treatment — you do not need to know which one you need before you call. Ask a question, or request a callback, and we will help you sort out the options.
What happens after you send it
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Tell us how to reach you
A name and an email address are enough, and a phone number lets us call you back. Add the best time to reach you if you have one.
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A person gets back to you
Your message goes to the directory team with the details you chose to share, and a person replies with options.
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Work out the next step together
That might be a meeting this week, a peer support group, or professional treatment through Find Your Recovery.
National Recovery Directory is an information service, not a treatment provider. We do not diagnose, treat, or admit anyone, and asking us a question commits you to nothing.
If This Is An Emergency
National Recovery Directory is a resource directory, not a treatment provider, medical practice, or emergency service. If you or someone you care about needs help right now, please contact emergency services directly.
- Call or text 988 for mental health or suicide crisis support (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).
- Call 911 for an immediate medical emergency.
- Alcohol and sedative withdrawal can be life-threatening. Anyone experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms needs emergency medical care right away.
A peer support meeting is not a substitute for emergency medical treatment. Severe alcohol or sedative withdrawal can be life-threatening and requires emergency medical care.