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Drug & Alcohol Assessment & TreatmentHOW TO GET HELPThe Counseling and Student Development Center The Counseling and Student Development Center (CSDC)
provides confidential, individualized substance abuse evaluations of drug and
alcohol use. Individual therapy is
available for: 1) education about the effects of substance use, 2) recovery from an addiction, 3) resolving issues related to the impact of addiction on significant others, 4) relapse prevention. Group counseling for drug and alcohol education and relapse prevention is available, depending on demand. CSDC's substance abuse specialist also provides referrals and assistance to those interested in participating in self-help and 12 Step programs, and for students requiring medical detoxification, residential treatment, treatment in the Chicago suburban area, and DUI treatment.The Counseling & Student Development Center's Group for Adult Children of Alcoholics Resources for Adult Children of Alcoholics Ben Gordon Center, 756-4875. Substance abuse treatment. Crisis Line, 758-6655. Confidential, 24-hour telephone
counseling. Rosecrance,
(815) 391-0100. Offers both inpatient and outpatient treatment. Kishwaukee Community Hospital, 756-1521 Poison Control Center, 1-800-942-5969 Recovery
Resources: Alcoholics Anonymous - Chicago (also link to local group information) Alcoholics Anonymous/Narcotics Anonymous - Local Group Information Calculate Your Blood Alcohol Content - This link allows you to specify your weight, gender, and how much you are drinking in what time frame. Narcotics Anonymous - Chicagoland Cocaine Anonymous - Illinois meetings and information. Rational Recovery - An AA alternative Life Ring Recovery - An AA alternative Adult
Children of Alcoholics - A site for those who have grown up in an alcoholic
home (having one or both parents as problem drinkers), Adult Children of
Alcoholics may provide some insight into the effects of such an upbringing. At CSDC, we offer an ACOA group during both the fall and spring
semesters which is free and open to NIU students. Information about alcohol for the college student Student Led Drug/Alcohol Prevention Drug and Alcohol Information Web Sites Virtual
Pamphlet Collection on Alcohol and Substance Use (includes a link to calculate your Blood Alcohol Level) IDENTIFYING
SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROBLEMS CAMPUS POLICIES
AND COMMUNITY LAWS
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