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Getting Started in Addiction Recovery

No matter what led you here—whether you reached rock bottom, noticed early signs of an addiction problem in a loved one, or were court-ordered to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings—you’ve taken a significant first step by recognizing a need and reaching out for help. In The Rooms is a source of information, resources, tools and community with the mission of helping you get the support you need.

Find a Addiction Treatment Program

Treatment options for drug and alcohol addiction extend far and wide. Depending on a person’s individual needs, someone struggling with addiction may opt for Medically Assisted Treatment,inpatient treatment, a residential program, an outpatient program, group or individual counseling, or any of combination of treatment options.


Search our treatment directory to find drug and alcohol addiction treatment providers and rehab facilities near you.

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Attend In-Person Recovery Meetings

Addiction recovery meetings happen all around the world for fellowships like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Gamblers Anonymous (GA), alanon online meetings, aca meetings and more. Meetings are essential for building and connecting with a support network.


Find a face-to-face meeting happening near you.

Find a Face-to-Face Meeting

Attend In-Person Recovery Meetings

Addiction recovery meetings happen all around the world for fellowships like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Gamblers Anonymous (GA), alanon online meetings, aca meetings and more. Meetings are essential for building and connecting with a support network.


Find a face-to-face meeting happening near you.

Find an Online Meeting

A Guide for Those Seeking Recovery

If you’re ready to begin your recovery journey but you’re not sure what to do next, then this guide is for you. We’ve got information on all types of treatments, next steps, and more.

A Guide for Friends, Family, and Allies

If your loved one is in recovery (or you think they might need to be), then this guide is for you. We have all you need to learn about how to have tough conversations, what types of treatment are available for your loved ones, and how to seek out care for yourself too.

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