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American Addiction Centers (AAC) is the leading provider for addiction treatment across the U.S. specializing in evidence-based treatment and mental health care.
At AAC, we aim to treat the whole person, which includes those with co-occurring mental health disorders, physical illnesses, or social issues related to addiction treatment.
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The editorial staff of Recovery.org is comprised of addiction content experts from American Addiction Centers. Our editors and medical reviewers have over a decade of cumulative experience in medical content editing and have reviewed thousands of pages for accuracy and relevance. Our reviewers consistently monitor the latest research from SAMHSA, NIDA, and other reputable sources to provide our readers the most accurate content on the web.
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- Voices on Recovery
- Our Rehab Admissions Process
- Edibles and THC Overdose
- Drug Use & Overdose Statistics Among Native Americans (Facts & Myths)
- Phenibut Legal Status & Current Legislative Action
- Phenibut Availability, Statistics & Overdose Potential
- Risky Drinking
- Pandemic Perspectives
- The American Addiction Centers Brand Promise
- 1 in 3 singles planning on drinking alone at home this Valentine’s Day, reveals poll
- Singles drinking more during lockdown
- Addiction Rehab During the Coronavirus Pandemic Q&A
- Confessions of a Drug Dealer
- Top 5 Books for Recovery Reading
- Defining Success in Recovery
- The History of Alcohol Throughout The World
- Drinking Habits Survey
- 12 Step Faceoff
- Average Faces of Drug Abuse
- America's Private Prison Dilemma
- To Catch a Cheater
- History of Methamphetamine (Meth)
- Famous Alcoholics
- Famous Drug Addicts
- Guide to U.S. Drug Laws
- A Guide to Addiction and Recovery for Blue-Collar Americans
- A Guide to Addiction and Recovery for White-Collar Americans
- Visualizing Killer Doses
- Chances of Going to Prison
- Reverse Photoshopping: Superheroes
- From Hopeless to Hopeful
- Socially Supported
- Diet & Nutrition in Recovery
- Searching for Sobriety
- Treating Ketamine (Ketalar) Overdose
- Treating PCP Overdose
- Ativan Overdose Treatment & Signs
- Adderall Overdose Signs, Symptoms, & Treatment
- Treating an Ecstasy Overdose
- Treating Methadone Overdose
- Crack Overdose: Signs, Causes, and Treatment
- National Recovery Month: What's it Really Like Loving Someone Who's Addicted?
- National Recovery Month: What Does Recovery Mean to You?
- Valium Withdrawal
- Hydrocodone Withdrawal
- Ativan (Lorazepam) Withdrawal
- The Evolution of Dual Diagnosis Treatment (And How it Affects Your Recovery)
- It’s the Little Things That Mean the Most...
- 6 Lessons I Learned in Early Recovery
- 5 Tips to Integrate Spirituality Into Your Recovery Process
- Flakka Addiction: Signs, Symptoms, Effects, and Treatment
- Expert Information on Addiction, Substance Abuse, and Treatment
- Exercise for Addiction Recovery
- Fentanyl Cravings
- Concerta Addiction: Symptoms, Effects, and Treatment
- The Best States for NA and AA Members
- Quitting Spice, K2, and Synthetic Cannabinoids
- How to Quit Cocaine, Detoxification and Rehabilitation
- What You Should Know About Quitting Steroids
- What You Should Know About Quitting Antidepressants
- How to Stop Spice/K2 Cravings, Prevent Relapse and Find Help
- Cocaine Cravings: What They Are and How to Find Help
- How to Stop Ambien Cravings, Prevent Relapse and Find Help
- Ambien Addiction and Recovery Facts
- LSD Addiction and Recovery Facts
- DMT (Dimethyltryptamine)
- Steroid Addiction and Recovery Facts
- Synthetic Cannabinoid Facts
- Step 12 of Alcoholics Anonymous: Carry the Message to Others
- Step 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous: Connect With a Higher Power
- Step 10 of Alcoholics Anonymous: Take Inventory and Admit Mistakes
- Step 9 of Alcoholics Anonymous: Make Amends to People You’ve Harmed
- Step 8 of AA: Make a List of People You’ve Wronged & Be Willing to Make Amends
- Step 7 of AA: Ask a Higher Power to Remove Your Faults
- Alcoholics Anonymous Step 6: Become Ready to Remove Your Flaws
- Step 5 of AA: Admitted the Nature of Your Wrongs
- Alcoholics Anonymous Step 4: Make a Moral Inventory
- Step 3 of Alcoholics Anonymous: Depend on Your Higher Power
- Alcoholics Anonymous Step 2: Find a Power Greater Than Yourself
- Alcoholics Anonymous Step 1: Admit Powerlessness
- Rehab Aftercare for Family and Friends
- Sober High
- Drug and Alcohol Addiction Therapies
- Group Therapy in Addiction Treatment
- College Culture: How to Stay Sober...and Still Have Fun!
- Socially #Sober
- Substance Abuse and Addiction-Related Word Associations
- One Community's Fight to r/StopDrinking
- 5 Ways to Get High Without Drugs or Alcohol
- Portrait of Addiction
- Is This the Worst Job Possible for a Person in Recovery?
- Add a Recovery Program
- About American Addiction Centers and Recovery.org
- How to Celebrate a Special Occasion Sober
- Malibu Inpatient Psychiatric
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- Before and After Recovery – Before and After Drugs Pictures
- Find the Best Residential Suboxone Recovery Center
- Find the Best Residential Dextroamphetamine Recovery Center
- Find the Best Residential Barbiturate Recovery Center
- Find the Best Residential Amytal Recovery Center
- How to Find the Best Residential Ambien Recovery Center
- How to Find the Best Private Rehab Centers Near Me
- Holistic Addiction Treatment & Holistic Rehabs Near Me
- Rehabs for Men: Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment
- Choosing Inpatient vs. Outpatient Rehabilitation Treatment Programs
- Find Drug and Alcohol Rehab for Seniors Near Me
- How Long Does Rehab Take?
- Choosing the Best Inpatient Peyote Recovery Center
- Choosing the Best Inpatient OxyContin Recovery Center
- Choosing the Best Inpatient Mushrooms Recovery Center
- Choosing the Best Inpatient Methamphetamine Recovery Center
- Choosing the Best Inpatient Mescaline Recovery Center
- Choosing the Best Inpatient LSD Recovery Center
- Choosing the Best Inpatient Inhalant Recovery Center
- Homelessness and Addiction Treatment
- Choosing the Best Inpatient Ecstasy or MDMA Recovery Center
- Living With a Recovering Drug Addict or Alcoholic
- About the Workaholics Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Smokers Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Sexual Compulsives Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Sexaholics Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Sex Addicts Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Overeaters Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Nicotine Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- Learn About the Neurotics Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- What to Know About Narcotics Anonymous, 12-Step Programs, NA Meetings, Step Work and Recovery
- What Is the Nar-Anon 12-Step Recovery Program?
- About the Marijuana Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Gamblers Anonymous 12-Step Program
- Emotions Anonymous
- About the Debtors Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Crystal Meth Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Codependents Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Cocaine Anonymous (CA) 12-Step Recovery Program
- About the Clutterers Anonymous 12-Step Recovery Program
- Free 24-Hour Alcohol Addiction Hotline or Helpline Numbers
- 12-Step Addiction Recovery Programs: What They Are & How to Find One Near You
- Finding the Best 12-Step Behavioral Addiction Recovery Programs
- Alcohol or Drug Addiction Crisis
- Impact of Sexual and Domestic Violence on Substance Abuse and Addiction
- Choosing a Top Work Addiction Recovery Center
- Choosing a Top Video Game Addiction Recovery Center
- Choosing a Top Sex Addiction Recovery Center
- Choosing a Top Porn Addiction Recovery Center
- Choosing a Top Love Addiction Recovery Center
- Gambling Addiction Rehab Centers and How to Find Rehab Near Me
- Choosing a Top Internet Addiction Recovery Center
- Choosing a Top Inpatient Behavioral Disorder Recovery Center
- Find the Best Residential (Phencyclidine) PCP Recovery Center
- How to Find the Best Residential LSD Recovery Center
- Khat Addiction: Effects and Treatment
- How to Find the Best Residential DMT Recovery Center
- Stages of Change in the Addiction Recovery Process
American Addiction Centers (AAC)
American Addiction Centers (AAC) is the leading provider for addiction treatment across the U.S. specializing in evidence-based treatment and mental health care.
At AAC, we aim to treat the whole person, which includes those with co-occurring mental health disorders, physical illnesses, or social issues related to addiction treatment.