Here you will find treatment and recovery options as well as support group information. There are various options and support groups listed. Please contact us with any questions that you may have.
If you are in need of immediate help you can call or text HELP4WV at 844-435-7498.
WVU Treatment Resources
WVU Disordered Eating Center of Charleston
The WVU Disordered Eating Center of Charleston (DECC) was launched in the summer of 2010 by Dr. Stephen Sondike and Dr. Jessica Luzier. DECC is an interprofessional outpatient treatment program that provides services for youth and adults with disordered eating and clinical eating disorders.
Learn more about DECCWVU Center for Hope and Healing
The WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing supports adults struggling with substance use disorders through medically managed withdrawal stabilization and residential treatment.
Learn more about the WVU Center for Hope and HealingHealthy Minds University
Healthy Minds University is designed to provide outpatient psychiatric treatment for West Virginia University students. HMU also offers therapy services for those who require longer term care than the Carruth Center for Psychological Services is set up to provide. Healthy Minds University is located in the Health and Education building on the Evansdale Campus across from the Student Rec Center.
Learn more about Healthy Minds UniversityWVU Student Assistance Program
WVU’s Student Assistance Program offers an array of services for students with alcohol or other drug concerns, including individual assessment, individual and group counseling, and educational activities. Students who seek our services participate in an evaluation/assessment, which is reviewed by the SAP staff.
Learn more about WVU Student Assistance ProgramWV Eating Disorder-Interdisciplinary Team
The WVU Medicine EDIT clinic helps children and adolescents dealing with eating disorders. EDIT’s multi-disciplinary treatment team includes psychiatrists, dietitians, pediatricians, and therapists specializing in adolescent medicine. They use cognitive behavior therapy and family counseling throughout the recovery process. They are located at their Healthy Minds - Research Ridge office in Morgantown.
Learn more about WV EDITOther Treatment Programs
Jacob’s Ladder
Jacob’s Ladder at Brookside Farm is a long-term, residential recovery program. This is a community made up of professionals and peers all striving toward recovery in a supportive environment.
Learn more about Jacob’s LadderWest Virginia Sober Living Solutions
West Virginia Sober Living Solutions (WVSLS) provides premier clinical and supportive services to individuals affected with substance use disorders (SUDs) and other mental health conditions.
Learn more about West Virginia Sober LivingAscension Recovery Services
Ascension Recovery Services offers long-term addiction recovery support services to men and women dealing with substance abuse issues. These services include addiction interventions, addiction recovery legal services, and relapse prevention and monitoring. Ascension also offers substance abuse treatment center design and development consulting.
Learn more about Ascension Recovery ServicesValley Healthcare System
Valley Healthcare System offers many different types of programs for individuals deal with chemical dependency. Services range from individual appointments to residential services.
Learn more about Valley Healthcare SystemWise Path Recovery Centers
Wise Path Recovery Centers provides integrated behavioral health and addiction treatment through evidence-based, high-quality clinical care for individuals, families, and communities requiring mental health treatment and substance use disorder treatment.
Learn more about Wise Path Recovery CentersLauren's Wish
Lauren’s Wish is a 501(c)(3) registered non-profit organization started in West Virginia to help those struggling with substance use disorder to find hope and recover from this disease. Current projects include establishing an Addiction Triage Center (Lauren’s Wish at Hazels House of Hope) as well as plans for a long-term residential addiction treatment program for women (Lauren’s Ladder).
Learn more about Lauren's WishWV Peers
West Virginia Peers: Enhancing Education, Recovery, and Survival (WV PEERS) is an initiative between West Virginia Sober Living, Inc., WVU Health Science Center, and Thomas Health System. WV PEERS is a network of certified peer recovery coaches in the community working to help connect individuals to the services they need to live a healthier and a more fulfilling life.
Learn more about WV PeersSupport Groups
- Greater Morgantown Area of Narcotics Anonymous
- Mountaineer Region of Narcotics Anonymous
- Alcoholics Anonymous Area 73
- Alcoholics Anonymous District 16
- National Eating Disorders Association
- SMART Recovery
- Refuge Recovery
- Celebrate Recovery
- Al-Anon/Alateen
- Healthy Grandfamilies
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The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia
- SAFE Project's Virtual Veterans Recovery Meeting
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