Pub. Date: October 2003
Softcover: 300 pages
ISBN: 1-59237-031-4/978-1-59237-031-3
Price: $165.00

This directory is the first-ever resource to bring together, all in one place, data on the many drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation facilities in the United States.

The Directory of Drug & Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Facilities covers over 6,000 facilities, with detailed contact information for each one, including mailing address, phone and fax numbers, email addresses and web sites, mission statement, type of treatment programs, cost, average length of stay, numbers of residents and counselors, accreditation, insurance plans accepted, type of environment, religious affiliation, education components and much more.

For easy access to information, entries are arranged alphabetically by state. It also contains a helpful chapter on General Resources that provides contact information for Associations, Print & Electronic Media, Support Groups and Conferences.

Multiple indexes allow the user to pinpoint the facilities that meet very specific criteria. This time-saving tool is what so many counselors, parents and medical professionals have been asking for.

The Directory of Drug & Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Facilities will be a helpful tool in locating the right source for treatment for a wide range of individuals. This comprehensive directory will be an important acquisition for all reference collections: public and academic libraries, case managers, social workers, state agencies and many more.

The data in this directory is also available as a Customized Database that you can download into your own spreadsheet or database software. Using this database you can print mailing labels, print prospect sheets for your marketing department and much more. Click here for more information on customization options and pricing.

Pub. Date: October 2003
Softcover: 300 pages
ISBN: 1-59237-031-4/978-1-59237-031-3
Price: $165.00

Note: If you find this work does not fit your budget, please print out this page and bring it to your local library. There is a reasonable chance they either have a copy, can direct you to a library that does, or will be willing to purchase it for their reference collection.