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Texas Treatment Centers

Texas AA Meetings

Austin Hill County Intergroup

Austin Oficina Intergrupal Hispana A.

Corpus Christi Coastal Bend Intergroup Association

Dallas Intergroup Association

El Paso Intergroup Central Office

Central Office Of Ft. Worth AA

Houston Intergroup Association

Oficina Interg Hisp De Houston

San Antonio Central Service Office

Tyler Central Service Office

Victoria Dist. 7 Answering Service

Wasco Central Texas Intergroup

Area 65: Northeast Texas

Area 66: Northwest Texas

Area 67: Southeast Texas

Area 68: Southwest Texas

Al-Anon Family Groups

Abilene Meetings- West Dist. 7

Amarillo Area Al-Anon

Big Bend Area Meetings- West Dist. 3

Al-Anon / Alateen New Mexico and El Paso, TX

Austin Texas Al-Anon / Alateen

Fort Worth Area Meetings- West Dist 8 & 14

Dallas Al-Anon

Greater San Antonio – Kerrville Area Al-Anon

Al-Anon Southeast Texas

Al-Anon Houston

Greater Houston / Galveston / Huntsville Area

Corpus Christi Area Meetings- East Dist. 2

San Antonio Area Al-Anon

Victoria Area Meetings- East Dist 3

Mental Health Services

Texas Department of State Health Services

Mental Health America of Texas

Texas Mental Health Resource

NAMI – Texas Mental Illness

Behavioral & Mental Health – Texas

Texas Mental Health and Substance Abuse

UT Counseling and Mental Health Center

Anonymous Groups

Cocaine Anonymous Texas Area

Cocaine Anonymous of North Texas

Central Texas Area NA

Dallas Area of NA

Texas State Convention of NA

Southeast Texas Area of Narcotics Anonymous

Houston Area Narcotics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous: Heart of Texas Area Service

Texas Gamblers Anonymous

Heart of Texas Overeaters Anonymous

Texas Sex Alcoholics Anonymous

Texas Helplines

AIDSLINE – call (800) 299-2437

Mental Health Association in Abilene Crisis Line – call (325) 677-7773

Child Abuse Hotline – call 800-252-5400

State Elder Abuse Hotline – call 800-252-5400

Domestic Violence Hotline – call 800-252-5400

Texas Suicide & Crisis – call 877-968-8454

Texas Youth & Runaway Hotline

The Rape Crisis Center – call 210-349-7273

Treatment & Detox Guide

Your Social Network Affects Your Drinking Habits

Drinking Habits Problems

People who socialize with heavy drinkers are more likely to imbibe a bit too much themselves. And the same holds true for teetotalers: Those who have non-drinking friends and relatives are more likely not to consume alcohol themselves, a new study found. “People are organized by their drinking behavior more than would be predicted by….

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Top 10 Signs of Addiction

addiction symptoms

Are you concerned that a loved one is addicted to drugs and/or alcohol? If so, you must know the signs and symptoms of addiction, as this will allow you to pinpoint the problem and eventually get this person the help he or she needs. Some signs of addiction are easy to see, while others can….

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Charity’s campaign to steer children away from alcohol

A Report published into the drinking habits of secondary school children makes for disturbing reading. The NHS Information Centre asked 7,798 pupils, mostly aged from 11 to 15, how much they drank and where they got their alcohol. More than half, 52 per cent, said they had drunk an entire alcoholic drink. Most had got….

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Legal drugs spark a boom in pill popping

MY “LEGAL ecstasy party pills” arrive in small, white medicine containers, complete with recommended dosage and a safety seal. “Herbal supplements,” reads the package, but these drugs promise far more – guaranteeing to “add extra kick to your partying” by meddling with the body and mind. It’s a drug high, but one that “will not….

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Alcohol Linked to Cancer Risk in Women

Study Shows Even Low-to-Moderate Drinking Raises Risk of Cancer Women who drink as little as one alcoholic beverage a day — be it beer, wine, or hard liquor — have a significantly higher cancer risk than women who don’t drink at all, a study shows. Researchers followed more than 1.2 million middle-aged women for an….

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