Authored by Drug addiction support goes beyond treatment to literally walk on a one-on-one with a victim. In this way the person feels appreciated, encouraged and uplifted. In Pennsylvania, abuse hotlines are staffed with professional counselors and psychiatrists who listed and offer support to people struggling with substance abuse.
PA Get Help Now
This helpline gives residents of Pennsylvania intervention help for free in drug addiction and substance abuse. It is managed by the Department of Drug and Alcohol Program (DDAP). Anyone looking for help with addiction treatment of a treatment provider, the 24/7 toll-free 1-800-662-HELP hotline can be a great resource.
PA Free Quitline
Quitting tobacco is not an easy process. It involves interventions and deep counseling programs. Fortunately, the Pennsylvania Free Quitline, 1-800-QUIT-NOW (784-8669), is an invaluable help hotline number to assist people who are struggling to be smoke-free. All calls are directed to expert substance addiction professionals to a one on one help.
Substance Abuse Hotline
This is a national abuse hotline that serves victims of substance abuse in Pennsylvania. Through the 24/7/365 toll-free helpline 1-800-662-HELP (4357) and 1-800-487-4889 (TTY), SAMHSA professionals assist victims of substance and mental abuse both in English and Spanish languages. All assistance is treated with the privacy it deserves.
Drug-related overdose deaths in Pennsylvania almost always exceeds the national average. However, with the initiative the state has taken in establishing drug helpline numbers, victims can get support as and when they need it in Pennsylvania substance addiction treatment centers.
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My husband is addicted to a drug called meth , lately he uses every week like two days , we were trying to find some rehab , but unfortunately the doctors are so busy and didnt really get some real help , please give us some advice, as he says his issues mainly is mental problem
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I was an addict from age 13 to 60. I used almost every drug known to man. Addiction/drug abuse is a spiritual issue. The root of the problem varies from individual to individual but one commonality I’ve found through 6 years of former inpatient/outpatient treatment is trauma which resulted in the loss of security or self esteem. Personally, I’ve run the gauntlet with programs and honestly testify today that the spiritual route to recovery is the only path that works and offers wholeness at the same time.
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I don’t have any advice on on where to go but I wanted to let you know if you hear something or find a place let me know cuz my brother is the same he has the addiction and mental issues and he’s done some pretty serious stuff that he could get jail time for but if I find anywhere I will let you know I know what you are going thru
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My adult daughter needs help asap or i know she will be dead before to long.Please help me save my daughter. She just finished 35 + days at valley forge treatment center. Did not help. She needs 6 months to a year or more. Please help.
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Hello my mother is an alcoholic. She drinks so much she makes herself severely sick to where she almost dies. My family and I have been trying to help and take her to a rehab to get her so professional help but she won’t let us. She also suffers from severe anxiety and depression but she was forced to stop taking her anxiety medicine because she abused those too. That’s when she really started to drink a lot. I’m only 16 and I don’t know what to do or how to help her.
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I am in withdrawal clonazepam. What recommendations can you give.
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Hi, I have been an addict for a long time and I really need help.