This page covers the drug and alcohol addiction recovery resources in Wisconsin. It discusses rehab, detox, 12-Step support groups and more.
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There are many ways people can get help and support to stop abusing drugs and alcohol in Wisconsin. Not only are there addiction treatment options available to them, but there are also many support groups that can help. Programs like AA, NA and SMART Recovery have helped millions of people worldwide. Al-Anon and Alateen are also available to help struggling and hurting families. Below is a list of cities in Wisconsin. Click on any link to learn more about the addiction recovery resources in that local area.
12-Step meetings offer peer support during recovery, which is what many people need. There are several options available for meetings in Wisconsin.
Alcoholics Anonymous is an organization that has been around since 1935. At no charge to members, they offer weekly support group meetings in Wisconsin, as well as all over the world. AA meetings allow people to come together and support each other in their efforts to stop drinking. The only requirement for attendance is for people to have the desire to recover.
Narcotics Anonymous is very much like AA, only they were founded for the purpose of helping people with addictions to any type of drug, including alcohol. There are NA meetings being held in Wisconsin in almost every city each week. Attending an NA meeting can reinforce the concept that addicts are not alone in their struggles with substance abuse.
SMART Recovery is an organization that offers a more scientific approach to addiction recovery. They are not based on the 12-Steps. Instead, participants provide support to each other to help make the necessary life changes to live clean and sober. The SMART Recovery website is filled with helpful tools and there are several meetings taking place every week in Wisconsin.
Al-Anon is an organization that offers assistance, support and help to the hurting families of alcoholics and addicts. They also hold weekly meetings for members, who are all encouraged to attend and share about their situations. It is very helpful for families to know that others can understand what they are going through. There are many Al-Anon meetings taking place in Wisconsin every week.
Alateen is actually a part of the Al-Anon organization. They cater to the needs of young people who have addicted or alcoholic loved ones at home. In Wisconsin, teens, young adults and even older children can all attend Alateen meetings. They find it comforting to talk with groups of their peers who are facing similar situations in their own lives.
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While AA, NA and SMART Recovery meetings can be helpful, they may not be
enough support for someone who is new to the healing process. Quite often,
people who have never been to treatment before learn that they need to get
professional support and help first.
Rehab offers them the assistance they need, and in
Wisconsin, there are many types of rehabilitation programs to choose
from.
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