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12 Step Programs for Young Adults from Bethalto, IL

Local 12 Step Programs for Young Adults Bethalto Illinois IL

The 12 step program was developed by recovering alcoholics over 80 years ago to rehabilitate young men and women struggling with alcoholism. Today, we know this group as Alcoholics Anonymous, or as it is now more commonly known as, "A.A."


However, since its humble beginnings, the 12 steps have exponentially grown and evolved into an effective tool that most reputable rehab clinics from Bethalto, IL continue to implement.

Simply put, through the steps' traditions and guiding principles, recovering-young men and women from Bethalto, IL can achieve sobriety, regardless of their drug or compulsion of choice.

Did You Know That In the Bethalto, IL Area (And Far Beyond), There are Hundreds of 12 Step Programs That Treat All Types of Addictive/Compulsive Behaviors?

While most people are familiar with N.A. and A.A. fellowships, few realize that there are hundreds (approximately 200 and counting) of addiction-specific 12 step groups worldwide, including the city of Bethalto, IL. Among these self-help fellowships are a diverse number of 12 step programs that address a wide range of addictions that include: narcotic-specific addictions -- such as Cocaine Anonymous (C.A.) and Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) -- as well as non-substance addictions, or compulsive behaviors --such as Gamblers Anonymous (G.A.) and Food Addicts Anonymous (FAA).

As the world's oldest addiction recovery program nears its centennial, the truly remarkably enduring impact of its 12-step principles becomes all the more evident.

Soulegria: More than Just a 12 Step Facility

Soulegria goes far beyond alcohol addiction recovery. We teach life skills, help young people from Bethalto, IL get into school and stay motivated, among many other useful services. Our transitional living program has helped many struggling young adults from Bethalto, IL conquer their struggles. Please call 1-(800) 348-8508 to speak with a representative.

To receive help with your addiction, please contact Soulegria by calling (855) 768-5808. Our mission is to help every young adult from Bethalto, IL get back on their feet lead successful and happy lives.

Direction in Bethalto, IL for Parents and At-risk Youth

Soulegria is the optimal choice for parents in Bethalto, IL who are searching for a top-notch Education and Vocational Training Facility and individualized, client-centered transitional program to offer direction for their struggling child undergoing drug use (prescription/otc), ADD/ADHD (attentional disorders), or anger issues. Since it can be difficult to work with highly resistant young people, most programs rely heavily upon punishments and other disciplinary tactics in order to manage a young person’s behavior. Here at Soulegria, we recognize that the situation of one struggling child may not apply to all of our students.

Because working with highly resistant young people is challenging, most programs rely on punishments and other behavioral techniques to manage the young person’s behavior. Soulegria recognizes that the particular experiences of one struggling child doesn’t always apply to all of our students. Because of this, Soulegria’s professional therapists are devoted to the management of each young persons requirements; and they do this with professionalism and sympathy. At Soulegria, we involve the entire family (especially the parents) in the young person’s reparation, rehabilitation, and direction. Soulegria has served numerous struggling young people in the past, including those from Bethalto, IL. Our Life Skills Development and Independent Living Program has shown to cause life changing results for our students and their families.

Contact Soulegria today at (855) 768-5808; and allow our family advocates to answer any questions about our enrollment fees, insurance affiliations, or proximity to Bethalto, IL. Make Soulegria and their Life Skills Development and Independent Living Program a life-changing and memorable experience for both your family and your at-risk child.