is a
program based on the 12 step AA philosophy. This program is set
up for children who are now adults who were raised in an
alcoholic family and may need support. Counseling is also
provided. For further information and a list of meetings call:
Dial HELP at 482-9077.
Al-Anon: - family groups are a
fellowship of men and women who are husbands, wives or close
friends of alcoholics. If you are seeking a solution to problems
that come from living with an alcoholic, Al-Anon, can help you.
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Sunday - 7:30 p.m. Sacred Heart Church,
Calumet
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Monday - 7:30 p.m. Gloria Dei Lutheran
Church, Hancock
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Tuesday - 7:30 p.m. Faith Lutheran,
Calumet
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Friday - 8:00 p.m. Grace Lutheran, South
Range
Further Information: call Dial HELP at
482-9077.
Adult Children of Alcoholics:
Is
a program based on the 12 step AA philosophy. This
program is set up for children who are now adults who
were raised in an alcoholic family and may need support.
Counseling is also provided. For further information and
a list of meetings call: Dial HELP at 482-4357.
Al-A-Teen:
For information call: Dial HELP at 482-4357.
Al-Anon:
Family groups are a fellowship of men and women
who are husbands, wives or close friends of alcoholics.
If you are seeking a solution to problems that come from
living with an alcoholic, Al-Anon can help you.
Sunday – 7:30 p.m. Sacred Heart
Church, Calumet
Monday – 7:30 p.m. Gloria Dei
Lutheran Church, Hancock
Tuesday – 7:30 p.m. Faith
Lutheran, Calumet
Friday – 8:00 p.m. Grace
Lutheran, South Range
Further information call: Dial HELP
at 482-4357.
Alcohol-Drug Counseling Information
& Referral Centers:
Provide counseling to drug dependent people and
their families. They also arrange for referral to other
appropriate services and do follow-up. In addition to
counseling, these programs are also responsible for
developing public information and education activities
in their communities related to substance abuse problems
and programs.
Houghton County: Western U.P.
District Health Department Substance Abuse Program -
Phone: 482-7382
Baraga County: New Day
Treatment Center, Rt. 2, Brewery Rd. , L'Anse.
524-4111; Keweenaw Bay Tribal Council Alcohol Program
and Adolescent Counseling, 427 N. Superior, Baraga.
Phone: 353-8121
See also Assessment Services.
Alcoholics Anonymous:
Is a fellowship of men and women who share their
experience, strength and hope with each other so that
they may solve their common problems and help others.
The primary purpose is to stay sober and help others
achieve sobriety. The only requirement for AA membership
is a desire to stop drinking. For local meeting
locations and time call 482-7778.
Assessment Service:
Coordinating Agency Assessment Service:
Is a point of entry for the regional substance
abuse service system. This service evaluates individuals
and recommends appropriate options when a problem is
identified. Western Upper Peninsula Substance Abuse
Services Coordinating Agency, Inc., 903 W. Memorial
Drive , Houghton. 482-7473 or 888-482-4097; e-mail: kimgreen@ccisd.k12.mi.us
Phoenix House:
Is a long term residential substance abuse
treatment program for males. Phoenix House also offers
Outpatient substance abuse treatment at its Calumet
location. Phoenix House also operates a Domestic Abuse
Intervention Project Group for batterers, based on the
Duluth Model, at its Calumet location. All of the
programs offered by Phoenix House are available to
residents of Houghton and Keweenaw counties. Website:
http://www.phoenixhouse.com
Oupatient (Men and Women) and the
Men’s Residential and DAIP
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422 Pine St, P.O. Box 468, Calumet. Phone: 337-0763
Men’s Residential and DAIP -
422 Pine Street, P.O. Box 468, Calumet. Phone: 337-0763
Substance Abuse Prevention and
Education:
The Institute is involved in a variety of prevention and
education initiatives directed at preventing substance
abuse. Initiatives include parent education, teen social
skill development, asset building and enhancing
community coalitions to prevent underage drinking.
Additionally, education is provided directed at adults
and older adults to provide resources and information
concerning depression, anxiety, medication usage and
other issues related to substance use. For more
information, contact the Institute located at 900 W.
Sharon Avenue, Houghton. Phone: 482-4880. E-mail:
theinst@portup.com
Substance
Abuse Services:
Alcohol/chemical
dependency is a primary disease which affects all who
live with it. Services include: teen counseling, school
program services and prevention programming in schools
and the community. For further information contact the
Western U.P. District Health Department, 540 Depot
Street, Hancock. Phone: 482-7382.
Upper Michigan Behavioral
Health Services:
Psychiatrists, Psychologist, Certified Social
Workers, Therapists and Addiction Counselors provide the
following services:
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Assessments (both mental health
and substance abuse)
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Individual/group therapy, both
mental health and substance abuse
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Psychiatric evaluation and
medication management
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Psychological testing and
evaluation
Located at 920 Water Street, Hancock.
For an appointment call: (906) 487-9377; Hours M-F 8:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Western UP Substance Abuse Services
Coordinating Agency:
Regional planning and administration office for
alcohol and drug prevention and treatment programs in
the Western seven counties of the Upper Peninsula.
Offering EAP services to employers, and technical
assistance on proposal development, substance abuse
licensure and recipient rights. 903 W. Memorial Drive,
Houghton. Phone: 482-7710 or 1-888-482-4377; Fax:
482-3217; E-mail:
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