Myself
I am struggling with substance use
You're not alone.
Your community is here to support you. No matter where you are on your journey, recovery is possible. Below, we've outlined different treatment options, included some resources and shared community stories as a place to start.
“Treatment can help people get their lives back before it’s too late. No single treatment method is right for everyone, but research shows that combining behavioral therapy with medications for opioid use disorder is the most effective approach for overcoming opioid addiction.”
- Centers for Disease Control
Medication for Opioid Use Disorder
Learn more about medication for opioid use disorder and how it can help you on your path of recovery and freedom.
Resources
The mission of Haymarket Center is to aid people with substance use disorders in their recovery by providing comprehensive behavioral health solutions.
For 40 years Heartland Center for Behavioral Change has helped people rebuild their life through reentry services and substance use disorder treatment services. HCBC programs employ trained professionals, including program managers, counselors, case managers, community and peer support specialists to enhance the efforts of the criminal justice and behavioral health systems in protecting communities and rebuilding lives.
We are a community-based, not-for-profit corporation offering services to address substance use disorders and other therapeutic needs. We began helping east central Illinois and other state residents as the Central East Alcoholism & Drug Council originally incorporated in 1972. We opened our first facility in 1973 and now operate 10 sites.
Our mission is to be a safe sanctuary, offering compassionate and empowering services to heal the effects of domestic violence, sexual assault and substance use disorders. Founded in 1978, Lafayette House began as a short-term option for women who needed a safe place to stay overnight to escape domestic violence.Today, Lafayette House is a sanctuary for individuals and families who are victims of domestic violence or sexual assault or who struggle with substance use disorders.
Lake County Health Department and Community Health Center – Women’s Residential Services
- 847-377-7950
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- Government-based organization
24647 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Vernon Hills, IL 60060
WRS is a residential program for women with substance use disorders. At WRS, women with multiple and complex needs are empowered to develop a lifestyle of recovery.
Mark Twain Behavioral Health
- (573)-248-1196
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146 Communication Drive, Hannibal, MO 63401
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) offers medication interventions in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies to provide a whole-person approach to substance use disorders.
As the area’s largest and most comprehensive behavioral healthcare provider, our qualified staff provides effective, caring and confidential services for adults, families and children, including: Individual, group and family counseling and therapy; Psychiatric services/medication management; Residential care; Acute inpatient care; 24-hour crisis services; In-home support. Our goal is to assist people of all ages who are dealing with mental illness, addiction, trauma and/or abuse to develop the skills essential for living a life with dignity and purpose. Ozark Center provides a comprehensive system of mental healthcare programs from outpatient to hospitalization.
We provide effective treatment for those seeking recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. Phoenix Programs embraces a treatment philosophy that engages clients in a community which fosters self-responsibility and motivation for change. We empower individuals to take control of their own recovery. This is achieved by creating new or strengthening ties to the community. The ultimate goal is a strong recovery-oriented system of care that supports a client throughout treatment and stays in place as an individual prepares to disengage from the treatment center at discharge.
Places for People serves more than 2,800 people annually, offering an individualized approach to health and healing. Places for People is dedicated to shining a light on the road to recovery for those experiencing the toughest cases of mental health and substance use disorder. By combining genuine, human connection with evidence-based care, the expert staff at Places for People work tirelessly to help those we serve develop the skills to effectively manage their illnesses and lead meaningful and productive lives.
Queen of Peace Center has focused exclusively on women, children, and families by providing family-centered behavioral healthcare. Our unique model addresses the full continuum of needs for those impacted by substance use disorders, co-occurring disorders, and trauma. Our programs provide treatment, prevention and education, and housing – including ensuring food, medicine, and basic needs are met throughout recovery journeys.
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St. Charles County Department of Public Health
This website is part of an ongoing effort by the St. Charles County Department of Health to spread awareness about substance use disorder and provide resources for the community.
Funding for this project is provided by the federal Cooperative Agreement for Emergency Response: Public Health Crisis Response issued to the State of Missouri from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).