NEW HAMPSHIRE ALCOHOL AND DRUG REHAB RESOURCES

THERE ARE SO MANY HELPFUL AND SUPPORTIVE DRUG AND ALCOHOL ADDICTION RECOVERY RESOURCES IN WISCONSIN. THEY INCLUDE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Alcoholics Anonymous is an organization that was founded for the purpose of helping people stop drinking and stay sober. The only requirement for participation is to have the desire to recover. AA was founded in 1935 and since then, millions of people have benefited from this program. Members attend weekly meetings and there is one taking place in almost every city in New Hampshire.

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS

Narcotics Anonymous is similar to AA in that they both follow the 12 Steps. But it is different in that it mostly helps people with drug addictions. Even so, there are many alcoholics who attend the meetings every week. Members have found that it is helpful to talk with others who understand the challenges they face in their lives every day. There are several New Hampshire NA meetings taking place every week.

SMART RECOVERY

SMART Recovery meetings offer people an alternative to AA and NA. This program is not based on the 12 Steps of recovery. Instead, they focus on a more scientific approach to healing from addiction. They offer weekly meetings in many cities in New Hampshire, and participants work together to solve problems related to their substance abuse issues. Through their program, people are able to see real, positive changes happen in their lives.

AL-ANON

Al-Anon is an organization that offers support groups for the families of those who are addicted to drugs and alcohol. Participants are often thankful to find this resource because they need to talk with others who understand their situations. By getting peer support, families learn new coping strategies as well as how to avoid enabling behaviors. There are many Al-Anon meetings being held in New Hampshire every week.

ALATEEN

Alateen meetings are also offered through Al-Anon. The goal of Alateen is to provide support to young people who have addicted or alcoholic loved ones. Participants include teenagers, young adults and even older children who are mature enough to attend. It can be very helpful for those in these age groups to talk with their peers about their challenges. There are several New Hampshire Alateen meetings scheduled every week.