AA Intergroup (aa-intergroup.org)
Addiction Recovery Guide (addictionrecoveryguide.org)
Addiction Survivors (addictionsurvivors.org)
NA Chat (na-chat.com)
Recovery Zone (recoveryzone.org) Complete audio version of the Big Book.
Soberistas (soberistas.com)
Support Groups (supportgroups.com) Covering a wide range of issues including: addiction, depression, anxiety and suicide
12 Step Forums (12stepforums.net)

Links for Family and Friends of People with Addiction

Adultchildren.org (adultchildren.org) For adult children of alcoholics and addicts.
Al-Anon.org (al-anon.org) For family members of alcoholics.
Coda.org (coda.org) For co-dependent individuals.
Gam-anon (gam-anon.org) For family members of gamblers.
Nar-anon (nar-anon.org) For family members of addicts.
S-Anon (sanon.org) Family & Friends of Sexaholics

Sites for Finding Addiction Treatment Programs

A list of unbiased government websites that can help you find a legitimate and accredited addiction treatment program.

America: https://alcoholtreatmentAddiction Programs .niaaa.nih.gov
America: https://findtreatment.samhsa.gov
Australia: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/drug-and-alcohol-rehabilitation
United Kingdom: https://www.nhs.uk/Service-Search/Alcohol-addiction/LocationSearch/1805
Canada: http://www.drugandalcoholhelpline.ca/

Addiction Government Agencies

National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (niaaa.nih.gov)
National Institute of Drug Abuse (nida.nih.gov)
Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (samhsa.gov)
National Institute of Mental Health (nimh.nih.gov)
Smoke Free (smokefree.gov)
World Health Organization (who.int/en/)

Addiction Organizations

12StepTreatmentCenters.com A list of 12 Step treatment centers around the world.
Addiction Recovery Guide Addiction and recovery resources.
All Treatment (alltreatment.com) A drug rehab directory.
American Lung Association (lungusa.org)
American Society of Addiction Medicine (asam.org)
Benzodiazepine Addiction, Withdrawal&Recovery (benzo.org.uk)
Canadian Lung Association (lung.ca)
Canadian Society of Addiction Medicine (csam.org)
Helping Others Live Sober Aimed at people in recovery and professionals
International Center for Alcohol Policies (icap.org)
Off The Wagon(offthewagon.org) National Organization of Students Against Substance Abuse
Partnership For Drug Free America (drugfree.org)

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Types of Therapy

from TalkSpace.com

There are dozens of types of therapists [psychotherapists], each with a different method, speciality, salary or degree. If you are interested in working with a psychotherapist, this guide will offer all the information you need to find the professional who best fits your challenges, lifestyle, budget and preferences. It is also helpful for aspiring therapists who want to learn about possible career paths.

What Does “Type” Mean in the Context of Therapists?

There are several factors that determine exactly what a therapist’s “type” is (we explore all of them thoroughly in the rest of the guide):

There is no consensus or standard definition of what “type” means in the context of psychotherapists. “Type” can refer to any one of the aforementioned factors.

Nonetheless, therapists and clients mostly use “type” to refer to the type of psychotherapy the therapist practices or their degree, license or credentials.

Here are some examples:

Client-CenteredTherapist.
ExistentialTherapist.
GestaltTherapist.
HumanisticTherapist.
InterpersonalTherapist.
Rational Emotive BehavioralTherapist.
RelationalTherapist.