An alcohol phone counseling helpline can be of great benefit to individuals who struggle with alcoholism. Quality organizations will have well-trained and helpful counselors available to provide support and encouragement to those who need it.

Things To Do Prior To Calling A Phone Counseling Line

·        Spend an adequate amount of time thinking about your addiction so that you can accurately discuss it with the phone counselor who takes your call.

·        Determine if the call will be free or if you will charged for it.

·        Contact your insurance company and see if they will cover phone counseling for drug addiction.

·        If you have to pay for the call yourself, have your credit or debit card close by

·        Make a list of all of the questions you have or things you want to discuss

Tips To Get The Most Out of Your Phone Call

·        Be prepared for the call. This may require setting aside an adequate amount to think about your drug addiction and what you want to talk with the counselor about.

·        Be open about the details of your drug use

·        Remember, no question is off limits.

If You Need Help, Don’t Be Afraid to Get It!

If you are concerned about your drug use or that of someone you love, it is a good idea to talk to someone about it. A helpline is an excellent way to do just that.

Alcohol Phone Counseling Resources

Drug Addiction Alcohol Abuse Helpline: 1-800-390-4056

National Addiction Helpline: 1-866-300-6205

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John Daly

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