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Addiction Recovery

Updated: Apr 17


Addiction Recovery Resources in Wilmington, Ohio


Drug and alcohol abuse is spreading rampantly across the United States everyday, effecting places that you would not expect. This page can help connect you to many of the programs, meetings, or treatment centers in Wilmington.


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  1. Outpatient Facilities (view)

  2. Support Groups (view)



Outpatient Facilities



Anew


Anew Behavioral Health is a mental and behavioral health provider offering a full spectrum of outpatient services for individuals and families. With multiple locations across Ohio and New Hampshire, Anew is committed to delivering accessible, person-centered care that supports long-term wellness. Our integrated health model helps each client build a healthier, more empowered life.


Hours: Mon–Fri 9am to 5pm

Phone: (937) 910-6218


Services:

  • Individual Therapy

  • Family Therapy

  • Psychiatric Servies

  • Nursing Services

  • Case Management

  • Care Coordination

  • Telehealth Options


Learn More: Website



BrightView


BrightView is not your typical “drug rehab” program. In fact, if you visit our Wilmington, Ohio treatment center, you won’t hear the term “rehab program“ at all. That’s because BrightView is a comprehensive addiction treatment center.


Hours: Mon–Fri 8am to 5pm, Sat 9am to 11am, Sun Closed

Phone: (833) 510-4357


Learn More: Website



Solutions CCRC


Solutions SSRC promotes wellness in mind, body and spirit through the provision of effective, affordable mental health and alcohol/drug services that promote recovery, overall health and a sense of belonging.



Phone: (937) 383-4441


Learn More: Website



Talbert House


Outpatient mental health and addiction treatment assessments for adolescents and adults are available on a walk-in and telehealth basis in Hamilton, Brown, Clinton and Warren Counties. No appointment is necessary during open access hours.


Hours: Mon–Fri 8:30am to 5pm

Phone: (937) 414-2016


Learn More: Website



Support Groups


Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)


Need help with a drinking problem? A.A. has a solution. That isn't an empty promise. A.A. has been helping alcoholics recover for more than 80 years. A.A.'s program of recovery is built on the simple foundation of one alcoholic sharing with another. If your drinking is out of control, A.A. can help.


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Narcotics Anonymous (NA)


The primary purpose of NA is to build strong support groups and help members remain completely abstinent from drugs. The only requirement for members is the desire to stay clean. People with active addictions are also welcome to attend NA meetings.


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The Hopeline


The HopeLine is a completely free service established to provide a safe place for those suffering with substance use disease and their loved ones to reach out for support and understanding. Our care coordinators can help you and your family navigate the complex and challenging system of substace abuse treatment. We provide hope – not blame or shame – and we can fight addiction together.


Hours: As scheduled, case by case

Phone: (513) 477-6694




You-Turn Recovery Docket


The docket provides defendants with an opportunity to avoid incarceration and address their substance dependency issues with support from the judge, probation officers, substance abuse counselors and other members of a specialized docket treatment team.


Hours: As scheduled

Phone: (937) 382-8686


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