Treatment
Relapse Prevention
Counseling that helps people in recovery recognize triggers and warning signs and plan ways to stay on track.
Also called: sobriety support, recovery support, aftercare, continuing care
Who Can Help with Relapse Prevention?
- Addiction Counselors
A counselor who helps people recover from alcohol, drug and other addictions through individual and group counseling.
- Addiction Medicine Doctors
A physician who treats alcohol, opioid and other substance use disorders, including medicine-assisted treatment.
- Addiction Treatment Centers
A facility that treats alcohol and drug addiction through detox, residential or outpatient programs and medicine-assisted treatment.
Where Practices List Relapse Prevention
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Portland, OR (446)
- Fort Collins, CO (431)
- Grand Rapids, MI (398)
- Wilmington, NC (350)
- Baltimore, MD (348)
- New York, NY (313)
- Denver, CO (276)
- Oklahoma City, OK (270)
- Houston, TX (265)
- Columbus, OH (263)
- Durham, NC (250)
- Akron, OH (232)
- Paramus, NJ (223)
- Seattle, WA (220)
- Dixon, IL (194)
- Saint Louis, MO (185)
- Cleveland, OH (172)
- Rockford, IL (166)
- Cincinnati, OH (164)
- Champaign, IL (156)
- Warren, OH (149)
- Elizabethtown, KY (146)
- Phoenix, AZ (142)
- Brooklyn, NY (134)
- Woodland Hills, CA (132)
- Worcester, MA (131)
- Los Angeles, CA (126)
- Colorado Springs, CO (122)
- Loveland, CO (122)
- Westland, MI (114)
- Fresno, CA (109)
- Toledo, OH (109)
- Bronx, NY (105)
- Omaha, NE (92)
- Washington, DC (88)
- Monroe, NC (82)
- Sault Sainte Marie, MI (78)
- Terre Haute, IN (76)
- Raleigh, NC (73)
- Dayton, OH (71)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about relapse prevention and what is right for you.