Montgomery, AL Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers

In inpatient treatment (also called retreat-based treatment or residential treatment), patients are required to live at the facility 24 hours a day where they participate in therapy, 12-step work, courses and other recreational activities.

In a partial hospitalization (also called a PHP or “dayhab”), patients are asked to stay at the facility for 6 to 8 hours a day where they participate in therapy, 12-step work, courses and other recreational activities. They then go home in the evenings.

In outpatient treatment, patients are asked to visit the facility for 10 to 20 hours throughout the week where they participate in therapy, 12-step work, courses and other recreational activities. The rest of the time, they live at home.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is an international non-profit fellowship of women and men that suffer from alcohol addiction. AA has been assisting millions of people to achieve and maintain long-term sobriety for over 80 years. In an AA meeting, there will be an open and honest discussion in which members are allowed to share their own experiences with one another and discuss their journeys with the 12 steps. Here are a few options for AA meetings in Montgomery.

Legacies Group
422 Coliseum Blvd.
Montgomery, AL 36109

Fellowship Group
Grace Church at Bell Rd.
#5 Bell Rd.
Montgomery, AL 36117

Happy Hour Group
3466 Eastdale Cir.
Montgomery, AL 36117

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is an international non-profit fellowship to women and men that struggle with drug addiction. NA has been assisting millions of people to achieve and maintain lives free of drugs for over 60 years. In an NA meeting, there a honest and open discussion in which members are allowed to shar their experiences with each other and discuss their journeys through the 12 steps. Here are a few options for NA meetings in Montgomery.

First Baptist Church
305 S. Perry St.
Montgomery, AL 36104

Gifts Incorporated
605 N. Maryland St.
Montgomery, AL 36107

Hunter Hills Church of Christ
330 Old Farm Ln. N.
Prattville, AL 36066

When it comes to the recovery field, most people are familiar with the 12-step paradigm, but SMART Recovery offers an alternative. Standing for Self-Management for Addiction Recovery Training, SMART Recovery is the largest alternative recovery group in the world. With a focus on scientific research, SMART Recovery emphasizes the values of self-reliance and self-empowerment. Here is the closest meeting to Montgomery.

The Moore Institute
4126 Autumn Ln.
Vestavia Hills, AL 35243

Being the wife, husband, brother, sister, mother, father, daughter or son of someone who has a substance use disorder can be very emotionally draining. Sometimes these family members, friends, relatives and loved ones require their own support groups. Al-Anon and Nar-Anon were started for this purpose. The loved ones of those who struggle with drug or alcohol addiction can lean on each other for support in an Al-Anon or Nar-Anon meeting. Here are a few options for meetings in the Montgomery area.

Al-Anon
Dalraida United Methodist Church
3775 Atlanta Hwy.
Montgomery, AL 36109

Al-Anon
Vaughn Park Church of Christ
3800 Vaughn Rd.
Montgomery, AL 36106

Al-Anon
Grace Church
5 Bell Rd.
Montgomery, AL 36117