Alcohol Treatment Centers & Rehabs in Illinois

IDHS Illinois Department of Human Services Alcohol Abuse
The Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (DASA) is the state’s lead agency for addressing the profound personal, social and economic consequences of alcohol and other drug abuse. DASA administers a network of community-based alcohol and other drug treatment and recovery support services located throughout the state of Illinois. The system provides evaluation, diagnosis, intervention, treatment, rehabilitation and recovery support to alcohol and other drug-abusing persons and their families. DASA also provides services for individuals with problem or pathological gambling disorders.

IDPH Illinois Department of Public Health Alcohol Treatment
Illinois also has a 24 hour helpline devoted to connecting individuals to treatment for OUD and other SUDs. Treatment for alcohol and other substance use disorder (SUD), including opioid use disorder (OUD), is effective and individuals can recover. Treatment for OUD includes the following: Medication-assisted treatment, Individual and group counseling, Intensive outpatient treatment, Case management/care coordination, Recovery support services, Peer supports, 12-step groups, Inpatient and residential treatment, Other behavioral health services.

Alcoholics Anonymous District 10 Northern Illinois
The Alcoholics Anonymous website for District 10 of the Northern Illinois Area. Serving the Lake County Illinois communities of Antioch, Fox Lake, Grayslake, Gurnee, Ingleside, Lake Villa, Libertyville, Lindenhurst, Mundelein, Prairie View, Round Lake, Round Lake Beach, Round Lake Heights and Vernon Hills.

Alcoholics Anonymous Southern Illinois – District 17 – Area 21
Alcoholics Anonymous in Southern Illinois has meeting information for the Carbondale-Marion area, as well as many other communities around us. We will also be adding meetings from districts which do not have websites yet. We’ve also listed many of the related events and even A.A.-related websites for your convenience. If you’re new to A.A., or just passing through, our sincere desire is to extend the hand of A.A. friendship to you. And, above all, we hope that you will find the same wonderful experience, strength and hope that we enjoy in Alcoholics Anonymous, As We Help Each Other Stay Sober—One Day At A Time!