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FIND A WAY FORWARD

Support comes
in different forms.

Clinical care and campus community can both be part of your next chapter. Here’s where to start looking.

Find treatment in the U.S.

SAMHSA’s FindTreatment.gov helps you search for mental health and substance use treatment facilities. You’ll search on the official government website, with its own privacy practices.

A listing does not establish that a facility fits your needs or has an opening. Confirm services, costs, and availability directly, and discuss clinical fit with a qualified professional.

Open FindTreatment.gov

Official national locator · External website

Find campus community.

Explore our starter collection of six university recovery programs, with links to their own websites and questions for your first conversation.

Campus programs may offer peer connection, recovery support, housing, or academic resources. Their services and participation requirements differ.

Explore campus programs

Independent summaries · Official sources · No rankings

Before you choose a program

Ask how the provider assesses your needs, who delivers care, what services are offered, and how follow-up works. SAMHSA’s quality treatment guidance is a useful starting point for evaluating these questions.

Get cost and coverage answers from both the provider and your insurer when applicable. Treat “we accept insurance” as the beginning of a conversation, not a price guarantee.

Build a question list Understand the options

If you need support now

In the U.S., call or text 988 for crisis support. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911. A directory or question list is not an emergency service.

Immediate support options

Sources: FindTreatment.gov, SAMHSA, and 988 Lifeline. Checked September 10, 2026. RecoveryCampus does not arrange admissions, verify insurance, or receive referral fees.