Resources

If you’re in an emergency

If you or a friend are in crisis and need to speak with someone now, call:

  • Dial 2-1-1 Helpline – Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 1-800-273-TALK (they don’t just talk about suicide they cover a lot of issues and will help put you in touch with someone close by)

Crisis Call Center – RENO:
Crisis Call Center.org
24 Hour Crisis Line
1-800-992-5757
(775) 784-8090

Suicide Prevention Hotline of Nevada
Crisis Call Center.org
Suicide Prevention Hotline
24 Hour Toll-Free
Suicide Prevention Line
1-877-885-HOPE
1-877-885-4673

Quick Links

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About Addiction
About Opioid Overdose
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Recovery

Recovery from addiction is a process of gaining sobriety, hope, and joy, as well as contributing to one’s family and community as a healthy, productive person.  Recovery from addiction is a reality every day in thousands of lives.  Many pathways to recovery exist.  Recovery flourishes in supportive communities. Recovering and recovered people are part of the solution; recovery gives back what addiction has taken.

EVALUATION CENTERS

Community Counseling Center (Carson City) 775-882-3945
(individual, family, couples therapy, mental health & substance abuse)

Family Behavioral Health (Sparks) Spanish Speaking 775-378-2775
(individual, family, couples therapy & mental health)

Nevada Urban Indians, Inc. (Reno) 775-788-7600
(individual, family, couples therapy, mental health & substance abuse)

Northern Nevada Evaluation Center (Reno) 775-329-5006
( individual substance abuse evaluation & referral)

Reno-Sparks Tribal Health Center (Reno-Sparks Indian Colony) 775-329-5162
(individual, family, couples therapy, mental health & substance abuse)

Rural Nevada Counseling (Dayton Adult & Adolescent) 775-246-6214, (Silver Springs) 775-577-6565
(individual, family therapy, mental health & substance abuse)

Sierra Counseling (Carson City) 775-885-7717
(individual, family, couples therapy, mental health & substance abuse)

Tahoe Youth & Family Services (Gardnerville) 775-782-4202, (South Lake Tahoe) 530-541-0517
(individual, family, couples therapy, mental health & substance abuse)

Vitality Unlimited (Elko) 775-738-8004
(individual, family, couples therapy, mental health & substance abuse)

Muirwood (Petaluma, California) trusted teen therapy for adolescent males 12-17 yrs. MuirWoodTeen.com 866-343-9822
(individual therapy mental health & substance abuse)

Duffy’s Napa Valley (Calistoga, California) 877-356-9129
(individual, family therapy, mental health & substance abuse)

Support for family members and friends of a loved one

  • Al-Anon – Relatives and friends who are concerns about the drinking problem of another. Learn more
  • Nar-Anon – Relatives and friends who are concerned about the addiction or drug problem of another. Learn more
  • PAL Group (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones). Learn more
  • Grieving Centers – For those who have lost a loved one to overdose:

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS & MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

Bristlecone Family Resources (Reno-Adult Only) 775-954-1400
(www.bristleconereno.com)

**Carson Tahoe Behavioral Health Services (Carson City) 775-445-7756, option#2
(www.carsontahoe.com)

**Duffys Napa Valley (Calistoga, CA) 877-356-9129
(www.duffysrehab.com)

Muirwood Trusted Teen Treatment Adolescent Boys 12-17yrs (Petaluma, California) 866-343-2389
(www.muirwoodteen.com)

New Frontier (Fallon – Adolescent & Adult) 775-423-1412
(www.newfrontiernv.us)

Northern Nevada Adult Mental Health (Sparks) 775-688-2001
(www.dpbh.nv.gov)

**Northern Nevada Hopes (Reno) 775-786-4673
(www.nnhopes.org)

**Quest Counseling & Consulting (Reno-Adult & Adolescent) 775-786-6880
(questadmin@questreno.com)

*Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital (Adult & Adolescent) 775-393-2200
(www.renobehavioral.com)

**Ridge House (Adults only) 775-322-8941
(www.ridgehouse.org)

Step 1 (Adult males) 775-329-9830
(www.step1inc.org)

Step 2 (female only, Light House of the Sierra) 775-787-9411
(www.step2reno.org)

**The Life Change Center (Reno) 775-900-8522
(info@thelifechangecenter.org)

Tribal Substance Abuse Clinics:

**Vitality Footprints (Adult only, Reno) 775-322-3668
(www.vitalityunlimited.org)

Willow Springs ( Reno, boys 11 yrs-17yrs, girls 13yrs-17yrs
(www.willowspringscenter.com)

**MEDICALLY ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT)
What is medically assisted treatment? Medicated-Assisted Treatment is the use of FDA-approved medications, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, to provide a “whole-patient” approach to the treatment of substance use disorders.
(www.samhsa.gov/medication-assisted-treatment)

Support for those facing alcohol or drug addiction/substance use disorder

If you or someone you know needs help, there is someone who will listen and help you.

  • Reach out to a family member, favorite teacher, coach, neighbor, church, school nurse or counselor, or one of the national helpline listed below.
  • The moment you reach out, share, and begin talking with someone — you are that much closer to the solution to your problem and finding the help and guidance that you need.

If you need information on treatment and where you can find it:

  • Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA) – Treatment Facility Locator at 1-800-662-HELP, www.findtreatment.samhsa.gov
  • National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) – National Institute on Drug Abuse has developed step-by-step guides for people with loved ones who might have an addiction problem, or for people seeking to help themselves. They are in a simple, “Q and A” format, and include easy-to-understand videos.  These guides focus on the steps needed to determine if a person needs treatment; how to find it;  what happens in treatment, how to find help paying for it;  privacy issues, and more.  The guides  are customized into 4 categories:
  1. for teens seeking help
  2. for adults seeking help
  3. for parents or guardians seeking help for their teen or young adult child
  4. for people trying to help an adult loved one

Learn more

WHAT IS NALOXONE AND WHERE CAN I FIND IT?

NALOXONE IS A MEDICATION APPROVED BY THE FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION (FDA) TO PREVENT OVERDOSE BY OPIOIDS SUCH AS HEROIN, MORPHINE, AND OXYCODONE. IT BLOCKS OPIOID RECEPTOR SITES, REVERSING THE TOXIC EFFECTS OF THE OVERDOSE. NALOXONE IS ADMINISTERED WHEN A PATIENT IS SHOWING SIGNS OF OPIOID OVERDOSE. THE MEDICATION CAN BE GIVEN BY INTRANASAL SPRAY, INTRAMUSCULAR (INTO THE MUSCLE), SUBCUTANEOUS (UNDER THE SKIN), OR INTRAVENOUS INJECTION.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT NALOXONE VISIT
www.samhsa.gov/medication-assisted-treatment/treatment/naloxone

NALOXONE FINDER NEVADA STATE OPIOID RESPONSE
www.nvopioidresponse.org/naloxone-finder

Please refer to the Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Law – SB459 if you have any questions.

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