Red Ribbon Week at Edmond Doyle
10-23-2018
METH
An addiction to meth can take over your life and destroy your health, career, relationships, finances, and overall well-being. Seeking help for a meth addiction is the first step toward becoming sober and kicking your addiction for good. Calling a meth hotline can be a beneficial way to obtain free, nonjudgmental, and confidential information about available treatment and rehab resources to help you get clean.1
Meth hotline numbers connect you with consultants who want you to get the best help possible and won’t judge, lecture, or criticize you—they know that seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. They will listen to your concerns and provide you with information about treatment programs, local support groups, and community-based organizations.
METH HOTLINE- 1-877-579-3629
TOBACCO
Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline # 1800QUITNOW (1-800-784-8669) OKhelpline.com NO JUDGMENTS. JUST HELP. The Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline is a FREE service available 24/7. We’re not here to lecture or judge. We simply provide the tools and support you need to quit tobacco your own way. That includes free text and email support, phone and web coaching, patches, gum or lozenges and more for registered participants. Helpline services are also available to SoonerCare patients. SoonerCare patients may receive additional tobacco cessation products, as well as counseling and over-the-counter medications. Oklahoma Free Rehab Centers Free Alcohol, Drug and other Rehab resources in Oklahoma. Finding hard to locate resources for assistance with alcohol, drug and other rehab related problems is what FreeRehabCenters.com is all about. We scoured thousands of government and non-profit resources to find the most affordable, free, and sliding scale resources. Call Toll Free 1-800-780-2294 to speak with a drug or alcohol counselor right now.
SMOKING HOTLINE
1-800-780-2294
ALCOHOL
Are You Addicted to Alcohol?
Many people experiencing the ill effects of their drinking behavior frequently wonder if they have a problem that needs professional attention. Hotline staff frequently can help answer questions like these--for this reason alone, it might be a good idea to make the call. If you are asking yourself similar questions, chances are, at the very least, you are experiencing some difficulties related to alcohol abuse. For both those questioning the seriousness of an alcohol problem and those who have accepted that a problem exists, but are unsure of how to proceed in seeking treatment, a call to a hotline can provide some answers. Hotline information can help one make an informed decision about an existing alcohol addiction or dependency and about seeking further help, such as inpatient alcohol rehab.
ALCOHOL ABUSE HOTLINE
1-877-959-4298
OPIATE ABUSE
Heroin and prescription painkiller medications are addictive narcotic drugs that are classified as opiates because they either derive from or resemble opioid alkaloid substances originally sourced from the opium poppy. Opiate addictionclaims thousands of lives every year—recent research shows that opiates were involved in 33,091 deaths in 2015 alone 1.
Opiate addiction hotlines are lifelines to many who feel their opiate addiction is out of control. Today, hotlines abound for good reason. Never have we needed opiate helplines like we do today given our nation’s current epidemic.
Hotlines can quickly connect you to a trained treatment consultant, even if you need to talk at 3 a.m. Depending on the hotline, the person at the other end of the line can:
- Talk you through a crisis.
- Provide you with people and places to contact for further help.
- Give you information about how to help a friend or family member. Opiate helpline calls are completely confidential.
OPIATE HOTLINE
1-877-906-8060