The document outlines addiction resources available at the county, state, national, and international levels. It begins with resources in Johnson County, Kansas, including evaluations, treatment centers, and the largest provider, Johnson County Mental Health. Next, it lists the Kansas Department of Children and Families and Kansas Alcoholics Anonymous as state resources. Finally, it provides national resources including Recovery.org and Oxford House, which offer treatment center directories and long-term recovery support.

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Comprehensive Database of Addiction Resources
County, State, National and International
Lacey Desper
Addiction Studies in the Movies
Ottawa University
2/21/15

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Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to outline the resources that are available to aid with people who are
suffering from addiction. The resource list will have basic explanations of services for county
and personal state level. The state by state resource list will be simply a directory of services.
The international and national resources will be an explanation of resources available by those
institutions.

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Comprehensive Database of Addiction Resources
It is important when in a situation in which resources are needed for the aid of others that
the resources need be immediately available. In a dire situation it can be hard to stop and look at
the resources around you. If you already have a list of the resources available to you; it is that
much more efficiently you can help your clients. That is why I have decided to create a
comprehensive database of resources for people suffering from addiction. This list is subjective
to the area in which I live in.
Johnson County Kansas
The first resource I am giving for Johnson County is the Johnson County resource
database http://courts.jocogov.org/cs_actp.aspx. It has a list of resources on this page for Adult
Anger Control, Adult Batterer’s Intervention, Adult Parenting, Adult Sex Offender Counseling,
Substance Abuse Evaluations, Substance Abuse Treatment and Adult Early
Intervention/Education. When you click on any of these links it opens up a pdf with information
and resources that are available. The first one I am looking at is the Substance Abuse
Evaluations.
Choices Alcohol and Drug Assessments, Education and Counseling-
Locations : Main Office: 405 S. Claiborne Rd., Suite 4 Olathe, KS 66062*Additional
Site-9400 Noland Rd., Lenexa, KS 66215 & 8645 College Blvd#270, Overland Park,
KS 66210
Contact- Phone 913-390-0100 Fax 913-390-6161
About- This resource is essentially for Johnson County District Court required
evaluations for both Juvenile and Adult services. There is even a notation saying you
must specify if it is mandated by the District Court.

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Clinical Associates, P.A.
Locations- 8629 Bluejacket, Suite #100, Lenexa, KS 66214*Additional site-108 E
Poplar, Olathe, KS 66061*Self pay only
Contact- Phone 913-677-3553 Fax 913-677-3282
About- Adult Substance Abuse Group Therapy certified by AAPS ( Addiction and
Prevention Services) for outpatient substance abuse treatment. Using evaluation,
diagnosis, psychoeducational intervention, brief and intensive treatment options for
personal and family. Aftercare for Adult Substance abuse and adolescent groups and
many more services that may not be addiction related.
Heartland Regional Alcohol & Drug Assessment Center-
Location- 5500 Buena Vista Roeland Park, KS 66222*Additional sites in Overland
Park, Olathe and other various outlying locations.
Contact- Phone 913-789-0951 Fax 913-789-0954
About- Provide information and assistance to people looking for help for themselves
or loved ones. Offering community support, formalized treatment options and are
capable of coordinated with court required services and social services.
Substance Abuse Treatment in Johnson County- http://courts.jocogov.org/cs_actp.aspx
Avenues to Recovery
Location- 115 N. Cooper Olathe, KS 66061
Contact- Phone 913-780-9600 Fax- 913-273-0720
Chautauqua Counseling Center
Location- 5960 Dearborn, Suite #1, Mission, KS 66202
Contact- Phone 913-645-6652 Fax 913-362-4010

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Hal Nichols Associates
Location- Leawood Counseling 11100 Ash St. Ste #100 Leawood, KS 66211 and
8826 Santa Fe Dr. Suite 216, Overland Park, KS 66212
Contact- Phone 913-696-140 Fax 913-696-1403 / Phone 913-648-6940 Fax 913-648-
6960
Preferred Family Healthcare
Location- 1009 E. Old 56 Hwy Olathe, KS 66061
Contact- 913-764-7555 Fax 913-764-0739
The largest resource in the county is probably Johnson County Mental Health; they offer
services to not just the private individual but to the public and lower income. They are the largest
provider of resources and addiction treatment in Johnson County. Following is their contact
information.
Johnson County Mental Health
Location- 111 S Cherry St, Olathe, KS 66061
Contact- Phone 913-268-0156 ( 24 Hour Emergency Services) Adolescent Services-
913-715-7700 / Adult Services- 913-831-2550 Contact Us Information- 800-766-
3777 and 913-715-5000.
About- Offers Adolescent Center for Treatment with 21 bed residential facility open
24-7 for ages 12-18. Offers After care with groups to prevent relapse and personal
therapy. Offers Adult Detoxification Unit with 14 beds open 24-7 with admission
criteria. Offers coalitions for treatment to create an intricate network of resources.
Offers workgroups and initiatives to spread awareness and knowledge. Offers

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outpatient and Inpatient services. While, this is a basic overview they offer many
more services.
State of Kansas
The state of Kansas has a lot of resources that cover the entire state. Though, it should be noted
that there are a lot of cross over resources for Kansas City through both Kansas and Missouri.
Kansas Department of Children and Families
Location- Many locations across the state-
Phone- 1-888-369-4777 ( Customer Service Assistance)
About- While, you many not think that Child and Family Services would be a
good stop to look for resources for addiction, it is a good place to look. They work
as case workers to help the entire family not just the children. The first resource
they have is Adult and Child Protective Services, which help with protect against
a large amount of threats including alcoholics. This includes physical and mental
abuse. They offer programs in Family Preservation, Family Service, Employment
Assistance, Food Assistance, Medical Assistance and Successful Families. These
programs can help with a lot of the other issues that are generally involved with a
parent who has a drug addiction.
Kansas Alcoholics Anonymous-
Location- www.kansas-aa.org ( Many Locations)
Phone-
Arkansas City: (620) 442-5880
Colby: (785) 462-2906
Gardner: (913) 884-8082

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Hays: (785) 625-9860
Hutchinson: (620) 662-5166
Kansas City: (913) 492-9697
Lawrence: (785) 842-0110
Manhattan: (785) 537-8511
Salina: (785) 823-3338
Shawnee Mission: (913) 492-9697
Topeka: (785) 235-2226
Ulysses: (620) 356-3003
Wichita: (316) 684-3661
About- This resource has a comprehensive breakdown by city in the state for AA
Meetings and their locations and time. It allows you to find Area Conferences. It
also has links to literature that you might need for the meetings if you don’t have
the money to purchase the books. A calendar of events that is unrelated to the
actual AA meetings.
Alcoholics Anonymous Kansas city Area Central Office
Location- Central Office – 200 E. 18th Avenue North Kansas City, MO 64116 (
Covers both Kansas and MO
Phone- 816-471-7229 / 816-471-7234
About- This organization covers both Kansas and Missouri. It has a
comprehensive list of meetings for every district of Kansas, with event time’s
locations, listing of public or closed events; a blog with mostly issues that include
personal stories poetry and news. It also includes a calendar of events that are un

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meeting related or speaker announcements. It includes its own list of resources
that includes detox centers, ALANON and ALATEEN locations and meetings. -
ALANPN- 913-233-0747 www.kansas-al-anon.org
ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS www.adultchildren.org
BRIDGING THE GAP www.btgww.org
COCAINE ANONYMOUS (913) 248-8873 www.camissouri.org
CRYSTAL METH ANONYMOUS (855) 638-4373 www.crystalmeth.org
GAMBLER'S ANONYMOUS (888) 238-7633 (BETSOFF)
LOCAL (816) 346-9230
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS (800) 561-2250 KCMSC Help line
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS 1-800-561-2250 kansascityna.org
SEXAHOLICS ANONYMOUS (913) 599-9858
It also includes a good list of Detox facilities that are located in Kansas City. I will go
ahead and list these facilities below.
S.A.C.E.K.(Substance Abuse Center Eastern Kansas) (913) 362-0045
3505 Rainbow, Kansas City, KS 66103
HARBOR LIGHTS (913) 232-5400
6723 State Avenue, Kansas City, KS 66102
VALLEY HOPE (800) 544-5101
Business Office (913) 367-1618
P.O.Box 312, Atchison, KS 66002
VALLEY HOPE - MISSION ,KS (Outpatient) (913) 432-4037
5410 West 58th Terrace, Mission, KS 66205
JOHNSON COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH. (ADULT DETOX
UNIT) (913) 826-4100
11120 W. 65th St., Shawnee, KS 66203

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It also goes into the resources that are available for Hospitals though I do not think that that
resource is needed on this list. All hospitals will have outpatient services or at least references for
people suffering from addiction in order to prevent reentry into the hospital. There is a link to a
half-way house. The list is only one in the state of Kansas but has about 10 for Missouri. It is
easy to assume with the two states so close to each that people from Kansas might use the
Missouri resources, though I just think it is an incomplete list. The one halfway house listed for
Kansas is DCCCA, INC. (785) 841-4138 345 Florida Street, Lawrence, KS 66044.
Lastly, this resource has a link to all the steps and Traditions, Bi-Laws and Literature that
you might need when attending the Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings.
Resource List by State
The following list is not just handy f or giving someone resources to continue their
recovery in the event of relocation. It is also handy for tracking down documentation of past
treatments in other states; should there be a need to do so. At the very least it is a comprehensive
list of resources that make good starting points when needing information located in another
state. I have also bulleted it to allow for personal customization. Should I get more phone
numbers later for different divisions in that state; they can simply be added under the state. I
would recommend for easier browsing to use the Control-F function and type the state you are
looking for if it becomes to comprehensive a list.
Alabama – Substance Abuse Services Division- 334-242-3961
Alaska- Division of Behavioral Health- 907-269-3370
Arizona- Division of Behavioral Health- 602-364-3228
Arkansas- Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention- 501-686-9866
California-Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs- 800-879-2772

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Colorado- Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division- 303-866-7480
Connecticut- Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services-860-418-6962
Delaware-Alcohol and Drug Services-302-255-9399
Florida- Substance Abuse Program Office-850-487-2920
Georgia-Division of MHDDAD-404-657-2275
Hawaii- Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division- 808-692-7506
Idaho-Substance Abuse Program-208-334-5935
Illinois-Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse-312-814-3840
Indiana- Division of Mental Health and Addiction-317-232-7800
Iowa-Iowa Department of Public Health-515-281-4417
Kansas-SRS Health Care-785-291-3326
Kentucky- Division of Substance Abuse-502-564-2800
Louisiana- Office for Addictive Disorders-225-342-6717
Maine- Office of Substance Abuse-207-287-2595
Maryland- Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration-410-402-8600
Massachusetts- Bureau of Substance Abuse Services-617-624-5111
Michigan- Bureau of Substance Abuse and Addiction Services-888-736-0253
Minnesota-Chemical Health Division-651-431-2460
Mississippi- Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse-601-359-1288
Missouri-Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse-573-751-4942
Montana-Addictive and Mental Disorders Divison-406-444-3964
Nebraska-Division of Behavioral Health Services-402-471-7818
Nevada- SA Prevention and Treatment Agency-775-684-4190

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New Hampshire- Office of Alcohol and Drug Policy-603-271-6110
New Jersey-Division of Addiction sErvices-609-292-5760
New Mexico-Behavioral Health Division-505-827-2601
New York-N.Y. State Office of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse-518-485-1768
North Carolina-Division of MH/DD/SA Services-919-733-4670
North Dakota- Division of MH and SA Services-701-328-8920
Ohio- Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Abuse-614-466-3445
Oklahoma- Department od MH and SA Services- 405-522-3619
Oregon-Addictions and Mental Health Division-503-945-5763
Pennsylvania-Bureau o Drug and Alcohol Programs-717-783-8200
Rhode Island-Behavioral Health Care-401-462-4680
South Carolina- SC Department of Alcohol and Substance Abuse-803-896-5555
South Dakota- Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse-605-773-3123
Tennessee-Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Abuse-615-741-1921
Texas-Behavioral and Community Health Services-512-206-5000
Utah-Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Helath-801-538-3939
Vermont-Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs-802-651-1550
Virginia-Office of Substance Abuse Services-804-786-3906
Washington-Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse-877-301-4557
Washington DC- Addiction Prevention & Recovery- 202-727-8857
West Virginia-Division on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse-304-558-2276
Wisconsin-Bureau of Substance Abuse Services-608-266-2717
Wyoming-Substance Abuse Division-307-777-3353

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National Resources
There are many resources available at a National Level now that the internet has taken
over the world. There are many different resources that are available to people on recovery,
treatment facilities, locations, online alcoholics anonymous. The list could go on. I am going to
give a breakdown of some of the resources that would be good that can be used by people in any
state.
Recovery.org- www.recovery.org ( 1-888-255-1623 )
Purpose- To give resources for recovery from addiction. This website has a
comprehensive database by state of resources for individuals.
Drug Rehab Treatment Information- This section has a list of reasons to go into
treatment, why people stray from treatment. The different types of recovery
programs. If you click on the list by state abbreviations, we will use KS it takes
you to a list. Top Kansas Addiction Recovery Centers: Reviews and Ratings.
Listing all the addiction recovery centers in Kansas. When you open up a city it
takes you to all the resources in that city for rehabilitation centers and then gives
you their address, phone number and their customer rating.
It also goes through resources for Relapse Prevention and Long Term Care
Solutions.
Oxford House- www.oxfordhouse.org
Purpose- Offers information and resources on recovery through the Oxford
House. Services offered are publications, newsletter manuals, information on
overdoses and how to deal with them. Treatment options, self-help guides on
recovery and most of all a location finder to find meetings.

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American Society of Addiction Medicine- www.asam.org
Purpose- This website offers up to date news on Government proceedings, drug
research, and educational efforts. It is the national. According to their website
their mission is “To increase access; educate providers & public; support research
& prevention; promote MD’s role; establish recognition of ADM.” They offer
resources in Addiction Medical Treatments to Doctors and facilities and even
have a certification process for being a doctor to handle addiction treatment. They
have more than a few publications including the Journal of Addiction Medicine,
Classroom texts Principles of Addiction medicine, The ASAM Criteria,
Principles: The Essentials. They have a vast search engine on services for
Screening and Assessment, Pain and Addiction, Treatment and Recovery.
National Institute on Drug Abuse – www.drugabuse.gov
Purpose- The NIH has their mission as follows, “Guided by our mission to lead
the nation’s research efforts on alcohol use and abuse, NIAAA supports research
conducted within the Institute, as well as in institutions around the world.” They
have expansive knowledge bases of information on Research both Clinical and
basic as well as extramural. They have labs for research both biological and
psychological. They have journals Alcohol Research: Current Reviews and
Alcohol Alert.
International Resources
International Drug Control Policy: Background and U.S. Responses -
http://fas.org/sgp/crs/row/RL34543.pdf

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Purpose: This is a document that is a CRS Report for Congress and the
Congressional Research Service that stages the debate and information needed for
the International Drug Control Policies. It outlines the challenge and need to stop
and deal with illegal drug trade in the United States and the affect this trade has
not only the United States but the countries who are also involved with the trade.
It lists out the U.S. Counternarcotic Initiatives and Foreign Policy Options. It is a
great break down of the current issues in the drug trade. It includes U.S. Foreign
Policy, U.S. Agency Roles, Counternarcotic both foreign and domestic aid
Funding both domestic and foreign and trade policies with foreign governments.
World Health Organization - http://www.who.int/substance_abuse
Purpose- Currently the WHO is working on an international project called
ATLAS-SU (ATLAS of Substance Abuse) by the Department of Mental Health
and Substance Abuse inside of WHO. They are attempting to compile and
disseminate data on national and international resources for treatment and
prevention of alcohol and drug related issues. The Atlas which is extensive is
available in downloadable content and is open for anybody to use. It has sections
for the following. Guidelines for the Psychosocially Assisted Pharmacological
Treatment of Opioid Dependence, Principles of Drug dependence Treatment,
Treatment of injecting drug users with HIV/AIDS, Basic Principles for treatment
and Psychosocial Support of Drug Dependent people living with HIV/AIDS,
WHO/UNOCD/UNAIDS position paper. Substitution maintenance therapy in the
management of opioid dependence and HIV/AIDS, The Practices and Context of
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Region, and Evaluation of Psychoactive Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Workbook Series. This is just the beginning of the resources and documents that
are contained in this ATLAS.
They also keep a comprehensive list of how many estimated drug users there are
in the world in correlation to how many resources are available to help those
individuals. It also keeps a Global Status Report on Alcohol and Health as well
as Global strategy to reduce the harmful use of alcohol. This is just the tip of the
iceberg in the amount of information available by WHO.
United Nations Regional Information Center of Europe -
http://www.unric.org/en/drugs
Purpose- Keeps a running tab of issues on an international level dealing with drug
abuse and use. They keep an update on the World Drug Report and new
information on Synthetic and Prescription drugs. They essentially run a journal or
magazine on what is going on with drugs in the international community. The
UNRIC prides itself declaring itself to be a “A Reference Library, open to the
public, maintains a collection of UN documents and publications in English,
French and Spanish, as well as information materials available in other Western
European languages.” They have a vast network of Databases which include,
statistics and country information, international laws, human rights, humanitarian
affairs, millennium development goals and non-governmental organizations. This
is just the tip of the iceberg of the information available.

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Adult counseling Treatment Providers http://courts.jocogov.org/cs_actp.aspx
Alcoholics Anonymous Kansas City Area Central Office www.kc-aa.com
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Heartland Regional Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center (n.d.). Retrieved February 21, 2015,
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International Drug Control Policy: Background and U.S. Responses -
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Kansas Alcoholics Anonymous Area 25- http://www.kansas-aa.org/contribute.aspx
Kansas Department of Children and Families http://www.dcf.ks.gov/Pages/Default.aspx
Society of Addiction Medicine www.asam.org
State Resources- Top Kansas addiction Recovery Centers: Reviews and Ratings
www.recovery.org/browse/kansas
Narcotics Anonymous www.kansascityna.org Court Services-
National Resources National Institute on Drug Abuse www.drugabuse.gov/about-nida/other-
resources
Oxford House - www.oxfordhouse.org
United Nations Regional Information Center of Europe - http://www.unric.org/en/drugs

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World Health Organization - http://www.who.int/substance_abuse