Important: Alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous. Peer support, meetings, recovery coaches, and crisis counselors do not replace medical care during withdrawal.
Best for: People who want a Buddhist-inspired, meditation-based recovery community
Online, hybrid, and in-person recovery meetings centered on mindfulness, compassion, and recovery practice
Peer support; not medical detox treatment.
Best for: DetoxAccess administrators looking for more local nonprofit peer-recovery organizations
National recovery advocacy organization and network/resources for Recovery Community Organizations (RCOs)
Best used as a backend partnership/discovery resource, not as an 'I need someone now' button.
Best for: Individuals and families needing guidance after or around treatment
Recovery-resource navigation, family consultations, free online family support groups, and recovery-coaching-related assistance
Current online recovery groups for individuals have changed over time; use navigation page rather than promising an always-open individual recovery meeting.
Best for: Women, femmes, and non-binary people who identify with women's communities
Free trauma-informed online recovery gatherings and identity-based groups via Zoom
Support gathering, not medical detox supervision. Free authenticated Zoom account required.
Best for: People who need sober community, activities, and ongoing connection
Free platform for recovery and mental-wellness communities, virtual events, on-demand activities, and connection
Community support; not medical or clinical detox supervision.
Best for: People questioning their drinking or not yet committed to complete abstinence
Peer community, newcomer support, meetings, and online communities focused on changing drinking behavior
Not appropriate as medical management for withdrawal. Some people ultimately choose abstinence.
Best for: People who want frequent online recovery meetings and community
Large online meeting schedule including Alcoholics Anonymous and other recovery fellowships
Peer recovery meetings; not medical detox care.
Best for: People seeking abstinence-based recovery without a religious or 12-step framework
Free online secular recovery meetings focused on peer connection, sobriety, secularity and self-empowerment
Peer support; not medical detox care.
Best for: Someone who wants text-based support and does not want to call
Live text or chat support with a trained volunteer Crisis Counselor; substance use is among supported concerns
Emotional/crisis support, not medical detox treatment.
Best for: Women seeking a secular recovery community
Free online and in-person recovery meetings plus a free protected online community
For women age 18+ seeking sobriety; peer support, not medical detox care.
Best for: People in Unity's service communities who want one-on-one non-clinical recovery support
Individual peer-based recovery support focused on practical recovery planning and life needs
Non-clinical peer support. Geographic/program eligibility should be confirmed before displaying as available.
Best for: People who want free peer-based recovery coaching and virtual support
Virtual and in-person coaching, recovery services, mental-health support, and peer recovery coaching
Peer support/coaching; not clinical detox treatment.
Best for: People who cannot afford care or need local social and treatment resources
Local resource navigation for substance-use treatment, counseling, health, housing and community services
Local service availability varies. For medical emergencies call 911.
Best for: Nevada residents who want one-on-one peer recovery support
One-on-one Peer Recovery Support Specialist matching, tele-recovery support, warmline and website chat
Nevada-specific. Non-clinical peer support; not medical detox supervision.
Best for: People who need free help finding treatment, support groups, or community services
Confidential treatment referral and information service for mental health and substance use disorders
Referral/navigation service; not a replacement for emergency medical care.
Best for: People who want a secular, evidence-informed alternative to 12-step programs
Free online recovery meetings for alcohol and other addictive behaviors
Peer mutual-aid support; does not replace professional treatment or medical detox.
Best for: Someone who wants to talk to a sober person or join AA online
Online AA meeting directory plus a Get Help Now form answered by sober AA members
Peer support only; not medical detox supervision.
Best for: Someone who needs immediate anonymous peer connection
Anonymous recovery community, peer responses, virtual AA/NA meetings, talk-to-someone features
Peer support only; not a crisis or medical detox service.
Best for: Someone overwhelmed, in emotional distress, or needing a person to talk to
Free one-on-one crisis support by call, text, or online chat, including alcohol or drug-use concerns
Crisis support, not medical detox monitoring. Call 911 for a life-threatening medical emergency.
Immediate, free ways to connect with another person.
A national helpline helps you find treatment facilities, support groups, and community organizations.
Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
24/7/365 · Free & confidential
United States treatment referral and information service.
Connect Text someone nowA trained volunteer Crisis Counselor responds by text or chat and listens without judgment.
Text HOME to 741741 or use web chat
24/7 · Free & confidential
Supports substance-use concerns; not medical detox care.
Connect Talk to a sober personSend a message that is answered by sober AA members on the OIAA 12th Step Committee.
Online Get Help Now form / email response
Requests answered as soon as possible; online AA meetings run throughout the day · Free
Peer AA support, not professional medical care.
Connect Join a women's recovery meetingJoin a free online recovery meeting led by trained peer facilitators.
Choose an online meeting from the meeting finder
Many meetings each week · Free
For women age 18+ seeking sobriety.
Connect Find free or low-cost local helpConnect with local substance-use treatment, counseling, health, and other community resources.
Dial 211 or use the website
Varies locally · Free
Availability and contact methods vary by local 211.
Connect I need someone to talk to nowTalk one-on-one with a crisis counselor about emotional distress, alcohol/drug-use concerns, or anything overwhelming.
Call 988, text 988, or use online chat
24/7/365 · Free & confidential
For emotional/crisis support. For a life-threatening medical emergency, call 911.
Connect Join a free recovery meetingJoin a free online peer recovery meeting led by trained facilitators.
Use the online meeting finder
Multiple meetings available · Free
Secular mutual-aid support; not medical detox supervision.
Connect Talk to recovery peers nowPost anonymously and connect with real people in recovery; app also offers virtual recovery meetings.
Free mobile app
24/7 peer community · Free
Peer support only.
Connect Join a free women's recovery gatheringJoin a trauma-informed online recovery gathering with certified professionals/coaches and trained community space-holders.
Register and join by Zoom
Regular daily gatherings; check current schedule · Free
For women, femmes, and non-binary people who identify with women's communities.
ConnectYou will leave Detox Access Network and connect directly with the organization you choose.
Detox Access Network is an information, marketplace, and technology platform. Detox Access Network is not a healthcare provider and does not diagnose, prescribe, recommend individual treatment, determine whether home detox is appropriate, or provide medical advice. All listed providers are solely responsible for evaluating patients and providing care. Withdrawal from alcohol and certain drugs can be medically dangerous — seek evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider. Monitoring equipment does not replace professional medical supervision or emergency care.