Alcoholics Anonymous
Provides a self-test, information on 12-steps, hotlines, etc.

Alcoholics Anonymous: St. Louis Central Office (for local meetings in eastern Missouri)

Alanon-Alateen
Provides a self-test, information on 12-steps, hotlines, etc.

Cocaine Anonymous

Marijuana Anonymous

Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri

Methamphetamines
An educational, graphic, but simple website that highlights a simple choice: "Live for yourself or live for the drug." Topics addressed include: "What's Meth," "Life With Meth," and "Getting Help."

Missouri Department of Mental Health

Missouri Department of Mental Health: Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse (ADA)
Offers a handful of links to various resources containing information on drug prevention and
dealing with mental health related issues.

Missouri Recovery Network (MRN)
A statewide network of persons in personal recovery from substance addictions, family members and other supportive individuals. MRN is developnig a constituency who will advocate for the rigths of substance addicted individuals to have equal access to a quality service system and to identify barriers to recovery.

National Alliance on Mental Illness

National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse – St. Louis Area

National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. (NCADD)
Contains educational information about alcoholism and other drug addictions, 24-hour affiliates referral, and advocacy information.

National Institute of Mental Health

Narcotics Anonymous

National Commision Against Drunk Driving
Uses program: "Alcohol, Drunk Driving and You" to promote responsible behaviors and positive lifestyle choices; also provides facts and resources.

National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
INFOFAX allows you to select from a list of drugs and obtain a one-page summary instantly; page entitled "Understanding Abuse/Addiction" provides information about health effects of specific drugs.

Overeaters Anonymous

Partnership for Drug Free America
Contains drug information, dictionary of slang terms, as well as guide for prevention and other resources.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration (SAMHSA)
An agency of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.

 

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