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Idaho Treatment Centers

Idaho AA Meetings

Throughout the state of Idaho, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings take place to help those who suffer from alcohol addiction to find appropriate support and guidance in the 12 step recovery process. The following websites include meeting times and local chapter information for various AA groups in Idaho:

Idaho Area 18 AA

Boise Idaho AA

Bonners Ferry District 14 AA

Al-Anon

Idaho Al-Anon Area 13 – Local Al-Anon meetings to help the loved ones of those suffering from alcoholism.

Mental Health Services

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare provides assistance and guidance to those who suffer from various conditions or require social support services.

Idaho Behavioral Health provides a comprehensive directory of behavioral health providers throughout Idaho and also offers treatment referrals.

Anonymous Groups

Southern Idaho Region NA – For help overcoming substance abuse and addiction in the Southern Idaho region.

Washington Northern Idaho Region NA – Northern Idaho region of Narcotics Anonymous provides supportive meetings and groups for substance abuse recovery.

NA North Idaho – Narcotics Anonymous meetings taking place in North Idaho.

Cocaine Anonymous of Idaho – Cocaine Anonymous meetings taking place in the state of Idaho to help those in recovery from cocaine addiction.

Marijuana Anonymous Idaho – support group for individuals who are addicted to marijuana and want to quit.

Idaho Helplines

Idaho Suicide Hotline – If you or someone you know is thinking about committing suicide, call 800-564-2120

Suicide Prevention, Awareness and Support – suicide helplines and supportive care in Idaho.

Idaho Domestic Violence Advice Line – If you or someone you know has been the victim of domestic violence, call 877-500-2980

Sexual Assault Hotline – call for help 800-656-4673

Idaho Child Abuse & Elder Hotline – If you know an elderly individual or child who has been abused, if you suspect such abuse or if you are the victim of abuse, call 800-926-2588

Treatment & Detox Guide

Working hard, drinking harder

When does a glass or two at the end of the day spill over into high-functioning alcoholism? After work every day you either go to the pub or return home to crack open a bottle of wine. Twice a week you might drink so much alcohol that you suffer memory loss. You spend much of….

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Alcohol abuse adds significantly to costs of doing business

Ensuring Solutions has come up with some sobering facts about alcohol abuse and its impact in almost all facets of our society. Excessive alcohol use by employees and their family members has a substantial impact on the cost of doing business. It costs U.S. employers billions in lost productivity and additional health care costs every….

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Affordable Alcohol Treatment Options

Affordable Alcohol Treatment Program

Many people who are addicted to alcohol or who suffer from alcohol abuse do not seek help simply because they cannot find an affordable treatment option that works for them. This is very sad news because studies show that more than 90% of those who suffer from substance abuse will never get the help that….

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Boozy girls out of their tiny minds

Scotland’s deadly underage binge-drinking epidemic has seduced a new generation of “pocket-money boozers” – and most of them are Girls. The shocking news comes in a Scottish Sun investigation which shows 3,799 under-16s were treated in hospital for alcohol-related problems in the last five years – some of them as young as Nine. And disturbingly,….

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A path to recovery

Michael Walsh lost 16 years to alcohol and cocaine addiction. Now sober, he’s trying to help others find their way out through a new secular peer-support group called LifeRing. Alcoholics Anonymous was instrumental in his recovery, but as an atheist, Walsh, now 41, struggled with the concept of the higher power found in AA’s program…..

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