Williamson County

IDHS/DASA (Illinois Department of Health)/(Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse) has provided this confidential and free helpline (English/Spanish), open 24/7/365 for individuals experiencing opioid use disorders.

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Illinois has various resources available for overcoming dependence and addiction to pain medications. If you have any additional questions about opioids, call your doctor or pharmacist. In case of emergency call 911 immediately.

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When it comes to taking drugs, we need help. In this article, a Northwestern pharmacist pinpoints a missing link to help stem the tide of the opioid crisis.

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Centerstone

(877) 457-7814 | 2311 S. Illinois Avenue Carbondale, IL 62901

(618) 457-6703 | 200 N. Emerald Lane Carbondale, IL 62901

Services include individual, family, and group counseling. There are child and adolescent mental health services for youth ages 3-18 years old. Psychiatric evaluation is available. Medical cards are accepted. Patients without a payer source will be seen or provided assistance in finding a source of funding when possible. For the homeless youth program, please contact Tina Brooks.

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Centerstone Crisis Center

(855) 985-0911 | 403 Commerce Drive, Carterville, IL 62918

The Group Crisis Center helps people  experiencing behavioral health crises, such as a suicide threat or feelings that might cause someone to be a danger to himself/herself or others 24/7.

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Southern Illinois Behavioral Services

(618) 457-4144 | 1110 Cedar Court Carbondale, IL 62901

Services include psychological assessment, neuropsychological assessment, family, parenting, adolescent, and children counseling, help with substance abuse and stress management, and more.

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