Explore Alcoholism & Drug Addiction Treatment in Alabama
Alabama offers a wide range of rehab centers with mental health treatment services, outpatient drug rehab, and alcohol detox options. Search facilities statewide that provide inpatient care, therapy, and comprehensive support for all types of addiction, including opioid use and co-occurring mental health disorders.
Family Life Center Huntsville, located in Huntsville, Alabama, is a nurturing nonprofit treatment center that supports those who experience substance use disorder. Christian faith is a key component of their offerings as they give everyone...
Family Life Center Huntsville, located in Huntsville, Alabama, is a nurturing nonprofit treatment center that supports...
New Season treats opioid addiction in Huntsville, Alabama. In the “Rocket City,” guests have plenty to do when not in treatment, including hiking and visiting historic natural springs and parks. New Season provides care for...
New Season treats opioid addiction in Huntsville, Alabama. In the “Rocket City,” guests have plenty to...
BHG Huntsville Treatment Center provides opioid use treatment in Huntsville, Alabama. Guests have a team of local professionals including physicians, nurses, counselors and support personnel working together to help them overcome addiction. They work with...
BHG Huntsville Treatment Center provides opioid use treatment in Huntsville, Alabama. Guests have a team of...
At Aletheia House Women's Hope North in Huntsville, Alabama, recovery for women isn't just a journey, it's a tailored experience for each patient's unique path. With outpatient services that address both mental health and substance...
At Aletheia House Women's Hope North in Huntsville, Alabama, recovery for women isn't just a journey,...
The Breaking Barriers event was recently held in Huntsville, Alabama, at the Max Luther Recreation Center. This free event was meant to increase awareness about mental health and addiction recovery.
Organizers had a simple goal: to help people struggling with addiction stay alive. They wanted them to meet with people who understood their struggle, were eager to meet them where they were in the moment and show them love and understanding. Often people in active addiction feel isolated, shunned, and as if they are “throw-away” humans.
By showing these people love and support, the Breaking Barriers event was able to help forge relationships with local treatment groups and caregivers, with the hope of eventually moving many of the attendees into addiction treatment. It’s amazing what a little kindness can do for someone who may not have felt love in months or years.
~ Rita Milios
How Expensive is Drug Rehab in Huntsville?
Drug and alcohol rehabs in Huntsville exist at every price level. Costs vary for each program participant and are based on location, amenities, staff credentials, length of stay, and services you receive while admitted. Huntsville drug rehabs are available if you have insurance, can pay something out of pocket, or can self-pay for services. If you can’t afford treatment, there are free and low-cost drug rehabs in Huntsville.
Resources
Alabama Operations Center Gulf Coast HIDTA. (2021). Alabama Drug Threat Assessment.
Alabama Public Health. (2022). Mental Health and Substance Abuse.
The Alabama Department of Mental Health. (2022). Provider Directory by County.
Alabama Medicaid. (2022). Qualifying for Medicaid.
U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. (2022). Your Medicare Coverage Choices.
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Rita Milios, LCSW, SAP
Psychotherapist, Expert Author
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A recently retired psychotherapist and freelance writer/author, Rita Milios has published forty-four books and hundreds of articles on topics of recovery, mental health, and spiritual growth. She treated mental health and addiction recovery clients in her private practice and was a Department of Transportation Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) addiction recovery consultant.
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Sendra Yang, PharmD, MBA
Medical Information Professional
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Sendra Yang received her Doctor of Pharmacy and Master of Business Administration degrees from Wingate University School of Pharmacy. She has experience in the pharmaceutical industry, pharmacy education, and clinical practice. She has also been a medical writer, editor, and reviewer for consumer health and medical content, including materials relating to addiction and rehabilitation.
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