Drug Abuse Hotlines & Florida Resources

Florida Statewide Substance Abuse Hotline (211): This hotline provides 24/7 counseling to residents of Florida who are in a drug-related crisis. Representatives can help point you towards reputable addiction treatment providers as well. Florida Public Health Department Substance Abuse Program Office (1-850-487-2929): Florida’s Public Health Department dependence program offers Floridian callers resources to professional addiction treatment providers. You can also receive free drug counseling at this crisis hotline. Florida Regional Narcotics Anonymous Helplines: Representatives at Florida’s regional NA helplines are volunteers who have suffered from drug and alcohol abuse themselves. They can help point you towards free support groups, 12-step meetings, and other resources. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Treatment Referral Hotline 800-662-HELP (4357): Both English and Spanish speaking callers have access to trained addiction counselors who provide referrals to treatment facilities, support groups, 12-step meetings, and community-based services. Drugfree.org (call 1-855-378-4373 or text 55753): Drug counselors on this hotline provide support, education, and guidance to those in Florida and nationwide.

Florida Drug Abuse Hotline

Written by: Amelia Sharp

Updated Jun 10, 2024

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Florida drug addiction hotlines are toll-free and confidential helplines that individuals struggling with substance misuse or addiction can call at any time of day. These hotlines are staffed with representatives and counselors who specialize in helping people suffering from drug and alcohol addiction—and their family members—in Florida.

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Florida hotline resources

Treatment options in Florida

If you are suffering from drug addiction, helpline staff members can offer you support, give you referrals to reputable addiction treatment centers in Florida, and point you towards other free local resources. Florida drug hotline representatives may also be able to give you information on the risks associated with certain drugs, advice on how to help a loved one who is suffering from substance use issues, and help you understand withdrawal and other drug-related conditions you or a loved one may be experiencing.

Addiction Treatment in Florida

AAC’s treatment centers across the nation accept most insurance plans. Notable plan providers that may be in-network are Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, New Directions Behavioral Health Insurance, and more. Find out whether you or your loved one’s insurance is accepted at either one of AAC’s addiction treatment centers in Florida by filling out the form below.

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Last Updated on Jun 10, 2024