Elemental Center, Ltd. - Chicago - Western Ave provides educational programming to prevent, delay, or get help for alcohol and drug use.

The Chicago Substance Use Prevention Program (CSUPP) Program is a youth education and prevention initiative that provides drug education workshops and informational seminars to local schools. The program seeks to improve the education and support systems of vulnerable youth to increase their knowledge and resilience to drug and alcohol abuse. Program staff members network with local school administrators to secure school participation in the Illinois Youth Survey, which measures substance use rates, gang membership, and prevalence of violence.

Offers a full array of inpatient and outpatient chemical dependency programs for adults and workplace programs for employers as well as DUI services. Programming includes: - Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment. - Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment with Adjunct Medication. - Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment. - Mentally Ill Substance Abuse Treatment. - Community Education. - Clinical Assessment. - Toxicology Testing. - Recovery Home Service Linkages. - Ancillary Health Care Services. - Residential Services. Priority Access & Specialized Programming: - Women and Children. - Pregnant and PostPartum Women. - Indigent Adult Males. - Injecting Drug Abusers. - HIV-Infected Drug Abusers. - Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Referrals. - Persons Eligible for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. - Criminal Justice Offenders. - Treatment Alternative for Special Clients Referrals.

Peer Services, Inc. provides substance abuse for adolescents. These services may include early intervention education, family support, crisis services, and counseling. Telehealth options are subject to availability.

The Potocsnak Family Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine provides comprehensive services to adolescents and young adults. They accept new patients between 12-22 years of age. All patients are followed until their 25th birthday. Services include:Gender Development ProgramHIV and STI treatment and preventative careCommunity programs and initiativesTrainings and educationSubstance use and preventionAdolescent Medicine FellowshipBehavioral HealthAdolescent Medicine ResearchEating Disorders

Provides a variety of mental health and mental illness services, including: - Family counseling for children, adolescents and their families. - Adult individual, couples and group counseling. - Psychiatric services. - Family-Based Treatment for Eating Disorders. - Occupational services/Employee Assistance Programs. - Prevention and early intervention services for mental health and substance abuse problems. - Single moms support group. - Best Start for Families program. - Wilderness Challenge Program for teens. - Project Self-Compassion adolescent girls group. - Community seminars on mental health and family-related topics.

Substance Use Treatment Services include: - Day & Evening Intensive Outpatient Program. - DUI Evaluations and Risk Education. - Family Education and Support Group. - Individual and group continuing care. - Individual counseling for substance use. - Pre-contemplation Intensive Outpatient. - Women Recoveries Group. - Alcohol and Other Drug Education Groups. - Adolescent Substance Use Services. - Dual Diagnosis Services.

Provides evidence-based youth prevention education in schools using the following programs: - Guiding Good Choices: A research-based drug prevention program that provides parents with the knowledge they need to guide their children through early adolescence. - Project Toward No Drug Abuse (TND): A drug use prevention program for high school youth and is designed to help students develop skills such as self-control, communications, and decision-making. - Too Good For Drugs (TGFD): A school-based prevention program for students that builds on students' resiliency by teaching them how to be socially competent and autonomous problem solvers.

The Potocsnak Family Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine provides comprehensive services to adolescents and young adults. They accept new patients between 12-22 years of age. All patients are followed until their 25th birthday. Services include:Gender Development ProgramHIV and STI treatment and preventative careCommunity programs and initiativesTrainings and educationSubstance use and preventionAdolescent Medicine FellowshipBehavioral HealthAdolescent Medicine ResearchEating Disorders

Works in collaboration with public school settings that have clusters of Deaf/HOH students in grades 6 - 12 using presentations that are conducted in American Sign Language and other diverse learning styles, utilizing the evidence-based curriculum "Too Good For Drugs".

Provides evidence-based youth prevention education in schools using the following programs: - Guiding Good Choices: A research-based drug prevention program that provides parents with the knowledge they need to guide their children through early adolescence. - Project Toward No Drug Abuse (TND): A drug use prevention program for high school youth and is designed to help students develop skills such as self-control, communications, and decision-making. - Too Good For Drugs (TGFD): A school-based prevention program for students that builds on students' resiliency by teaching them how to be socially competent and autonomous problem solvers.

The Chicago Substance Use Prevention Program (CSUPP) Program is a youth education and prevention initiative that provides drug education workshops and informational seminars to local schools. The program seeks to improve the education and support systems of vulnerable youth to increase their knowledge and resilience to drug and alcohol abuse. Program staff members network with local school administrators to secure school participation in the Illinois Youth Survey, which measures substance use rates, gang membership, and prevalence of violence.

The Chicago Substance Use Prevention Program (CSUPP) Program is a youth education and prevention initiative that provides drug education workshops and informational seminars to local schools. The program seeks to improve the education and support systems of vulnerable youth to increase their knowledge and resilience to drug and alcohol abuse. Program staff members network with local school administrators to secure school participation in the Illinois Youth Survey, which measures substance use rates, gang membership, and prevalence of violence.

Alternatives' youth-led prevention programs were created to address the use and abuse of alcohol and drugs on a local level. High school students work together to inform and educate their peers and community, initiating a dialogue about the risks, attitudes, and behaviors related to alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

The Chicago Substance Use Prevention Program (CSUPP) Program is a youth education and prevention initiative that provides drug education workshops and informational seminars to local schools. The program seeks to improve the education and support systems of vulnerable youth to increase their knowledge and resilience to drug and alcohol abuse. Program staff members network with local school administrators to secure school participation in the Illinois Youth Survey, which measures substance use rates, gang membership, and prevalence of violence.

The Potocsnak Family Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine provides comprehensive services to adolescents and young adults. They accept new patients between 12-22 years of age. All patients are followed until their 25th birthday. Services include:Gender Development ProgramHIV and STI treatment and preventative careCommunity programs and initiativesTrainings and educationSubstance use and preventionAdolescent Medicine FellowshipBehavioral HealthAdolescent Medicine ResearchEating Disorders

Hanover Township Youth and Family Services offers programs that empower individuals and groups to make healthy decisions that benefit the youth, families, and communities of Hanover Township. Primary services include family therapy, an Open Gym after-school program, tutoring, and prevention education.

Provides assessment and treatment for individuals with substance use disorders. Services include: - Planned interventions - Individual, family, and group therapy - Drug screens - Relapse prevention - After care program Also offers workshops and prevention services for at-risk populations.

Outpatient treatment for people who struggle with alcohol and other drug addictions. DUI evaluations and risk education, substance abuse assessments, and individual and group therapy. Outpatient treatment for gambling addiction is also available at the Watseka location.

- Provides DUI evaluation/risk education, counseling, and substance abuse school-based prevention programs. - Outpatient counseling is available for adults and adolescents, and substance abusers or persons whose lives are impacted by substance abuse. - Counseling takes place in the form of individual and group counseling, family counseling, and referral to appropriate self-help groups. For adolescents, the Mental Illness & Substance Abuse (MISA) specialist provides age-appropriate and individualized treatment to dual diagnosed adolescents, addressing issues such as: - Behaviors. - Self-esteem. - Emotional and physical health. - Strengths and goals. - Substance abuse. - History. - Relapse prevention. - Healthy recovery environments. The Recovery Resource Center is a central point of information to help individuals and families navigate substance use treatment and recovery services. Services include: - Assessment. - Referral. - Treatment. - Support Services. - Information.

Offers a wide range of services that are tailored to meet the needs of children, adolescents, and their families. Services include: - Individualized Treatment Services. - Specialized Family Services. - Substance Use Treatment Services. - Psychiatric Services. - Community Related Services. Individualized Treatment Services includes: - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder treatment. - Counseling for behavioral and emotional difficulties. - Counseling for divorced and blended family problems. - Crisis stabilization. - Family counseling. - Group counseling. - Treatment related to trauma. Specialized Family Services includes: - Court Involved Youth Services. - Crisis evaluation. - DCFS involved family services. - Divorcing Parents Program. - Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). - Family Advocacy Center. - Family care coordination. - Healthy Families Illinois. - Parent support services. - Pathway to Success Program. Substance Use Treatment Services includes: - Alcohol and other drug education group. - Adolescent substance use services. - Individual and group continuing care. - Individual counseling for substance use. Psychiatric Services includes: - Medication assessment. - Medication monitoring. - Psychiatric services available in every office. Community Related Services includes: - Community Crisis Response Team. - Community Support Team services. - Crisis Prevention Team. - School-based counseling services. - Student Assistance Program. - Youth Mental Health First Aid.

HRDI provides substance use prevention services.

Ex-offenders who are re-entering the community for a second chance are eligible for our transitional services. They offer employment training programs in food sanitation, cosmetology, janitorial and maintenance services, and performing arts. Additionally, they assist with substance abuse prevention, section 8 vouchers, and expungements.

Reassemble Education & Training, Inc. offers a six-week program where clients attend three different supportive classes to ensure that they receive a strong foundation for staying sober. These classes are beneficial for clients that have recently entered sobriety, as well has clients who have been sober for many years. Class topics include recovery, spirituality, and peer coaching.

Offers a full array of inpatient and outpatient chemical dependency programs for adults and workplace programs for employers as well as DUI services. Programming includes: - Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment. - Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment with Adjunct Medication. - Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment. - Mentally Ill Substance Abuse Treatment. - Community Education. - Clinical Assessment. - Toxicology Testing. - Recovery Home Service Linkages. - Ancillary Health Care Services. - Residential Services. Priority Access & Specialized Programming: - Women and Children. - Pregnant and PostPartum Women. - Indigent Adult Males. - Injecting Drug Abusers. - HIV-Infected Drug Abusers. - Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Referrals. - Persons Eligible for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. - Criminal Justice Offenders. - Treatment Alternative for Special Clients Referrals.