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Please note: I have listed these resources in order to help you get further information regarding treatment and websites regarding various topics on alternatives to 12-step programs. I am not affiliated, nor do I endorse any of them...they are for informational purposes only.
www.addictionalternatives.com
Provides large amount of information, including "tool box for change," links to AA alternatives and to Dr. Kern's free 15 minute consultation (See also www.habitdoc.com)
Addiction Intervention Resources
www.intervene.com
National addiction consulting organization that can provide intervention services, escort services to and from treatment facilities and individual mentoring.
Addiction Resource Center Inc.
www.arcinc.org
Provides links to many different alternatives, and puts them into categories, according to their belief models, such as whether or not they believe it's a disease or not, spiritual or not, etc.
Addiction Resource Guide
www.addictionresourceguide.com
Can help you find the treatment facility that best suits your needs.
American Council on Alcoholism
http://www.aca-usa.org
Provides information on alcohol and drug use, treatment information, and links to various articles and websites.
Christians in Recovery
www.christians-in-recovery.com
Provides a lot of information and resources designed to help you overcome self defeating behaviors, thoughts and addictions that you desire to change. This is a group of recovering Christians who provide mutual sharing of faith, strength and hope.
Drug and Alcohol Recovery Network (DARN)
www.darnweb.com
Has a searchable national database, including a variety of treatment types.
www.habitdoc/Search.cfm
The Addiction Treatment Alternatives Provider Databse provides detailed information to help you live an addiction-free, healthier life. You can find individual therapists, clinics and other professionals providing both 12-step and non-12-step therapy, plus a wide range of science-based alternative approaches and complementary medical support services.
Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
www.jcaho.org
This website includes a searchable quality-check database, so you can put in the name of a center, and its status and information will be located. (Facilities for alcoholism/addiction are under the category "behavioral health".)
National Alliance of Methadone Advocates
www.methadone.org
This website includes lists of methadone providers, links to other websites. It's a good place to start for methadone information.
Nine step Pagans
http://ninesteppagans.faithweb.com
Initiated as a Pagan-friendly, but not other-exclusive, alternative to Judaeo-Christian oriented recovery groups, internet e-group support group with online chat meetings.
The Drug and Alcohnol Prevention Network
www.drugnet.net
Has links to many other pages for treatment, self-help groups, etc.
The Orange Papers
www.orange-papers.org/orange-effectiveness.html
Numerous essays written by an ex-AA member portraying, in great detail, the "lies" of AA, including Religious Roots of the 12 Steps, The 12 Biggest Secrets of AA, The Funny Spirituality of Bill wilson and AA and much, much more.
Positive Atheism Magazine
www.positiveatheism.org
A huge amount of articles, mainly regarding the trends of courts finding it unconstitutional to mandate sentencing to 12-step programs.
Stanton Peele Site
www.peele.net/lib/index.html
Extensive collection of articles written by the famous alternative to AA man Stanton Peele.
Penn & Teller's show "Bull***" on Showtime
www.sho.com/site/ptbs/topics.do?topic=12
Penn & Teller devoted this show to what they called the "12-Step Lies."
www.unhooked.com/sep/index.htm
A Reading list with links to many articles
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