Get information about drug and alcohol rehab in Ohio here. Options include support groups and treatment and detox.
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Springboard Recovery offers rehab for people struggling with alcohol and/or drug addiction. Patients from Ohio travel to Arizona for our substance abuse treatment program. We work with many health insurance companies to keep our patients’ costs as low as possible.
Below is a list of Ohio cities that offer many addiction recovery resources. Click on any link to be taken to that page for additional information about what is available there.
Peer support groups can be an important part of the addiction recovery process. There are several groups available in the State of Ohio, and many people have experienced how life-changing they can be.
Alcoholics Anonymous follows the 12-Step plan of recovery. This organization was founded in 1935 by two men who had the desire to stop drinking. They found that supporting each other was very helpful in allowing them to reach their goals, and AA was started. AA meetings are held every week in almost every city in Ohio. They are free to attend and there is no charge for becoming an AA member.
While AA was working well for recovering alcoholics, there was no similar type of group for people with drug addictions. Narcotics Anonymous was founded as a result in 1955. This organization provides support groups for people with addictions to any type of drug, including alcohol. They have meetings every week in Ohio and people appreciate being able to come and talk to others and get help.
SMART Recovery is an organization that follows more scientific methods of addiction recovery rather than a 12-Step program. SMART stands for Self-Management And Recovery Training. Participants attend weekly meetings in Ohio, where they get support from their peers to stay on track with recovery. The meetings are very self-empowering and they help people make the necessary changes to live healthier, more balanced lives.
The purpose of Al-Anon is to provide hurting families with support because of a loved one’s substance abuse problem. They also hold weekly meetings in various cities in Ohio, as well as all over the world. People are able to come to the meetings and talk with others about the challenges they are facing. They learn how to stop enabling behaviors and how to cope with the issues they go through every day.
Al-Anon also offers support groups for young people through Alateen. Quite often, young people do not know how to get help when they have an addicted loved one at home. They may find it hard to talk with their friends about what they go through. Alateen provides them the ability to meet others who are dealing with similar situations. There are several Alateen meetings taking place in Ohio every week.
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Some people may need to begin recovering in a professional drug and alcohol rehab program. Although
12-Step meetings can be helpful, they may not offer enough support for someone who is new to treatment. Ohio offers many different levels of care to ensure that people get the type of help they need.
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