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to drugs and alcohol which are best suited to your needs. It contains links to
12-step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous and to "alternative" programs like
Rational Recovery. Recovery Net is also helpful in finding discussion groups,
therapists, and treatment facilities.
It is our philosophy that any and all recovery programs that help you to recover from addiction are legitimate. In fact, modern research (e.g. PROJECT MATCH ) has found that no form of addiction treatment is superior to any other. In this spirit, Recovery Net intends to take an eclectic approach to the treatment of chemical dependency. Good luck in your quest to enjoy the benefits, freedoms, and comforts of a life in recovery.
Upon starting in recovery a physician should be consulted as withdrawal can be life threatening. See the page on treatment for links to sites which may be helpful in finding a physician or treatment center.
Recovery Net Resources
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General addiction and recovery links (also see links from the other pages of this site e.g. Recovery Groups [12-Step & Alternate] , Web Discussions , and Treatment): National Institute on Drug Abuse The Drug and Alcohol Prevention Network Drug and Alcohol Recovery Network Substance Abuse and Child Maltreatment Internet Alcohol Recovery Center National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Dual Recovery Anonymous Central Service Addiction Treatment Forum (mostly concerned with opiate addiction & MMTPs) Advocates for Recovery through Medicine (methadone site) National Alliance of Methadone Advocates Links submitted by Recovery Net guests
Disclaimer: This site (Recovery Net) is a guide to recovery resources. It does not necessarily endorse any of the links in any way. All persons considering going into recovery should consult with a licensed professional.
This site was created on 2/7/98. Last modified on 1/4/02.
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