Recovery Hub
Recovery Resources
A comprehensive collection of tools, guides, and support networks to help you or a loved one on the path to recovery. Explore by category or search for specific topics.
A comprehensive collection of tools, guides, and support networks to help you or a loved one on the path to recovery. Explore by category or search for specific topics.
Find the support you need, organized by category. Every resource is vetted for quality and accessibility.
Immediate help, hotlines, overdose response, and crisis intervention resources.
ExploreClinical paths, MAT options, detox, inpatient, outpatient, and recovery programs.
ExploreComplete guide to Medication-Assisted Treatment: buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone.
ExploreResources for families: communication, boundaries, intervention, and support groups.
ExploreEducational glossary, brain science, pain-dependency loop, and stigma-free terminology.
ExploreSearch providers, directories, telehealth options, and insurance verification tools.
ExploreHandpicked tools and resources to support your recovery journey
Connect with others who understand your journey. These free peer-support meetings are available in-person and online.
12-Step Program
Free, peer-led meetings for anyone struggling with addiction. In-person and virtual meetings available worldwide.
Visit NA.org12-Step Program
The original 12-step program for alcohol addiction. Find meetings near you or attend online.
Visit AA.orgScience-Based
Self-Management and Recovery Training using cognitive behavioral techniques. Non-12-step alternative.
Visit SMARTRecovery.orgFamily Support
Support for families and friends affected by someone else's drinking. Free meetings worldwide.
Visit Al-Anon.orgFamily Support
Support for families and friends affected by someone else's drug use. Similar to Al-Anon.
Visit Nar-Anon.orgOnline Community
Free online recovery meetings combining 12-step and non-12-step approaches. Available 24/7 worldwide.
Visit InTheRooms.comAuthoritative information from government agencies and research institutions
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Federal agency providing resources, treatment locators, and helplines.
National Institute on Drug Abuse. Research-based information on addiction science, treatment effectiveness, and prevention strategies.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention resources on opioid overdose prevention, prescribing guidelines, and public health data.
Nonprofit focused on reversing the addiction crisis. Quality-rated treatment centers and advocacy for better care.
Veterans Crisis Line: 988 then Press 1
SAMHSA resources for maternal addiction
Trevor Project: 1-866-488-7386
Age-appropriate resources and support
Telehealth and rural-specific resources
Resources for reentry and diversion
Syringe services and naloxone access
CDC resources and naloxone info
Our trained specialists can help you navigate treatment options and find the support you need.