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Substance use disorder (SUD) is an umbrella term that encapsulates opioid use disorder (OUD), stimulant use disorder, and other addictions. In recent years, we have seen a significant increase in the number of people living with OUD and in overdoses related to OUD, including fentanyl. Each person’s experience with SUD is unique. Whether you are looking for resources for yourself or want to learn how to support someone close to you, there are many ways to get help. 

Looking for Treatment Options?

Treatment Atlas was created to help people search and compare substance use disorder treatment facilities to find high-quality care for themselves or their loved ones.

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For You

Is it time to seek treatment?

Answer a few questions about your symptoms to find out if it is time to seek treatment.

I'm Seeking Help

All county mental health departments have 24/7 hotlines for local residents seeking assistance.

Choose Change – Information on Medications for Opioid Use Disorder

Find information on medications for opioid use disorder.

Support Groups

Answer a few questions about your symptoms to find out if it is time to seek treatment.

Resources for Families Coping with Substance Use Disorders

Answer a few questions about your symptoms to find out if it is time to seek treatment.

Recognizing The Signs of Overdose

Answer a few questions about your symptoms to find out if it is time to seek treatment.

For Providers

A Provider's Pathway to Supporting Patients with Substance Use Disorder

Healthcare professionals can get up to 6 free CEUs to learn about issues at the intersection of SUD, stigma, the social determinants of health, and clinical practice.

California Overdose Surveillance Dashboard

A dashboard that provides ongoing data in order to monitor overdoses throughout California.

Naloxone Distribution Project

Naloxone is a medication designed to reverse an opioid overdose. Find out where you can get it.

Downloadable Resources

A Provider's Pathway to Supporting Patients with Substance Use Disorder

Healthcare professionals can get up to 6 free CEUs to learn about issues at the intersection of SUD, stigma, the social determinants of health, and clinical practice.

Addiction Stigma Reduction Campaigns

Addiction stigma experienced by people with substance use disorders (SUD) is a powerful driver of our country's addiction crisis, leading to tens of thousands of preventable deaths each year. Stigma keeps many from seeking treatment, creates social isolation, and prevents the use of life saving medications. Our National Stigma Initiative is working to change that through state and local stigma reduction campaigns, based in community relationships and highlighting stories of people impacted by SUD.

What are Behavioral Therapies?

Behavioral Therapies include a range of treatment options to support an individual to develop skills and learn new strategies to help with difficult aspects of their life. Behavioral therapy may be in conjunction with other treatment options, such as Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD).

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