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Treatment OPTIONS

Disclaimer: Please consult your physician or licensed therapist for more information on treatments.

SAMHSA

Free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish)

 

1-800-662-4357

ASAM

Resources for patients and their families, including information on how to find a physician who can treat addiction

IT'S UP 2 RIVERSIDE

A substance abuse recovery program that provides lots of services such as outpatient counseling, detoxification, residential treatment

SAN BERNARDINO DEPT. OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Serves people in the community who are on Medi-Cal and/or uninsured. They can help connect anyone struggling with a substance use disorder to appropriate resources and providers

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Screening Assessment and Referral Center 

(SARC)

Conducts a personal and confidential assessment for substance use treatment placement. Coordinates any necessary arrangements for a personally geared treatment plan.

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INLAND VALLEY RECOVERY CENTER

Detoxification/Dual Disorder Counseling

 

909-889-6519

CVHIP.COM

Search for free or reduced cost services like
medical care, food, job training, and more

Tips ON HOW to Help Someone DEALING with Depression and Substance Abuse

Remember, recovery is possible with a great support system and the right treatment!

BE HONEST ABOUT THE PROBLEM

Offering false reassurances or encouraging the individual to cheer up will not help the situation. People with depression cannot simply change their moods or attitudes towards life.

BE EMPATHETIC

It's difficult to view life from the perspective of a seriously depressed person. Using empathy, or the ability to see the world through someone else's eyes, can help reduce the frustration and impatience that family members may feel.

BE NONJUDGMENTAL

When dealing with a person who has depression and an addictive disorder, it's crucial to remember that both conditions are a form of illness, not lifestyle choices. Before criticizing another person who is depressed and abusing drugs or alcohol, remind yourself that these are symptoms of a disease.

BE PREPARED TO OFFER SOLUTIONS

Depression is often characterized by low levels of motivation and an inability to make decisions. If your loved one agrees to get help, you should be prepared to offer specific resources and to help make arrangements to access those services. 

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