Drug & Alcohol Assessment Services in Missouri

Adult & Teen Challenge Mid-America is a long-term, faith-based residential program in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, for men and women dealing with drugs, alcohol, or other life-controlling issues. The program runs 12 months, with separate centers housing roughly 85 men and 40 women, and there's no charge to participants.

Diane's House is the women's center of Adult & Teen Challenge of St. Louis, a faith-based residential recovery program in High Ridge, Missouri. Operated by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, it welcomes women 18 and older from across the Midwest, and both admission and long-term residential care are free.

Alliance Counseling Associates maintains an outpatient office in Reeds Spring, Missouri, among five it operates in the southwest corner of the state. Substance use assessment and treatment are provided here alongside counseling for individuals, couples, families, and groups, with a staff that combines credentialed counselors, social workers, and peer support. The practice has been running for more than 20 years.

Primrose Hill Adult & Teen Challenge is a 12-month faith-based residential recovery program in Clark, Missouri, for women 18 and older, including mothers who bring their young children with them. The program occupies a 5,700-square-foot home on 43 acres in north central Missouri.

Heartland Center for Behavioral Change operates its Kansas City Outpatient Clinic at the same site as the organization's inpatient withdrawal management facility, in Kansas City, Missouri. The clinic treats adults for alcohol and drug use disorders without requiring them to live on site, at intensities ranging from daily attendance to monthly contact. Heartland is a nonprofit accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Adult & Teen Challenge of St. Louis Men's Center is a year-long, faith-based residential recovery program for men in High Ridge, Missouri. Run by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, it works with men 18 and older who want freedom from addiction and other life-controlling issues, and admission and residential care are free.

Branson Outpatient Services is Heartland Center for Behavioral Change's clinic in Branson, Missouri, providing outpatient care for adults working through alcohol or drug use disorders. Clients continue living at home and come in as often as their plan requires, which might mean daily attendance or a single contact each month. Heartland is a nonprofit, accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Assessment & Counseling Solutions is an outpatient provider in Sunset Hills, Missouri, working with people whose substance use has brought them into contact with the courts, particularly through driving offenses. It holds state certification and serves St. Louis and Jefferson County, taking referrals from courts, attorneys, and other referral partners.

The Prospect Outpatient Clinic is where Heartland Center for Behavioral Change provides outpatient substance use treatment for adults in Kansas City, Missouri. Programs run at several intensities, from daily attendance down to monthly support, with the level matched to what each person needs rather than fixed in advance. Heartland is a nonprofit organization accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Alliance Counseling Associates runs an office in Springfield, Missouri, one of five locations the practice keeps across the southwest part of the state. Springfield is its group therapy site, with group work listed as the service provided from this office and clients coming from several surrounding counties. Alliance Counseling Associates has been in operation for more than 20 years.

Midwest ADP operates an office in Gladstone, Missouri, one of four it runs across the Kansas City metro. The organization works with people carrying court obligations connected to substance use, delivering Missouri's traffic offender program along with alcohol and drug education, counseling, outpatient treatment, and supervised probation. It has been in operation since 1985 and is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.

A&M Recovery provides outpatient treatment for adults with drug and alcohol problems in Springfield, Missouri. Its program runs 16 weeks and rests on a holistic view of recovery, one that treats addiction as affecting a person physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually, and as something that reaches the whole family rather than the individual alone.

New Vision at Cass Regional Medical Center is a hospital-based withdrawal management service for adults in Harrisonville, Missouri, southeast of Kansas City. It treats people who are entering or already in withdrawal from alcohol, prescription medications, or other drugs, with a typical stay of 72 hours under physician and nursing care. The program is operated by SpecialCare Hospital Management, which places its New Vision service inside partner hospitals rather than running freestanding facilities.

The Cassville office is one of five that Alliance Counseling Associates runs across southwest Missouri, providing outpatient substance use assessment and treatment in Cassville, Missouri. Staffing here spans licensed counseling, social work, and peer support. Alliance Counseling Associates has been in practice for more than 20 years.

Heartland Center for Behavioral Change's Springfield site pairs an outpatient clinic with the organization's Greene County drug court services, serving adults in Springfield, Missouri. It delivers substance use treatment that clients attend while continuing to live at home, and it is one of two Heartland locations in the city. Heartland is a nonprofit accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

SOS Interventions is a nationwide network of clinical intervention and recovery support professionals that helps individuals and the people closest to them confront patterns of problematic substance use and related behaviors. Rather than being a place people go to live away from life, this is a service people reach out to when denial, conflict, or family strain have become too heavy to carry in silence. SOS works with individuals, families, and workplaces to bring clarity and momentum to moments where change feels necessary but elusive.

The Springfield office is the main location of Correction Services, an organization that has worked with courts and substance-involved drivers across southwest Missouri since 1984. From Springfield, Missouri it delivers the state's traffic offender program along with substance use assessment, counseling, testing, and supervision, supported by counselors certified in substance use work. Two smaller offices in Bolivar and Carthage extend its reach.

Freedom House is a Christian discipleship program in Holcomb, Missouri, for adults 18 and older struggling with drugs, alcohol, or emotional problems. A branch of Mission Teens, Inc., it's a nonprofit that takes no government or denominational funding, and there's no charge for any of its services.

The Nixa Outpatient Clinic is part of Heartland Center for Behavioral Change's network of outpatient sites across southwest Missouri, located in Nixa, Missouri. It treats adults for alcohol and drug use disorders on an outpatient basis, with attendance calibrated to the individual and ranging anywhere from daily to monthly. Heartland is a nonprofit organization, accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Raymore, Missouri is home to one of Midwest ADP's four offices in the Kansas City metro. The organization exists largely to serve people whose substance use has produced a court obligation, and its services take in the state's traffic offender program, alcohol and drug education, counseling, outpatient treatment, and supervised probation. Midwest ADP began in 1985 and is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.

Springfield Alternatives is a Heartland Center for Behavioral Change location in Springfield, Missouri, and one of the organization's outpatient sites in the southwest part of the state. Adults dealing with alcohol or drug use disorders are treated here on a schedule shaped by their own needs, which the organization describes as varying anywhere from daily to monthly in intensity. Heartland is a nonprofit accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

The Northland Outpatient Clinic is Heartland Center for Behavioral Change's site in Liberty, Missouri, serving the northern portion of the Kansas City metro. It provides outpatient treatment for adult men and women dealing with alcohol or drug use disorders, delivered at whatever frequency a person's situation calls for. Heartland operates as a nonprofit and carries accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities along with certification from the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Correction Services runs an office in Carthage, Missouri, one of three it keeps across the southwest of the state, serving people with court obligations to meet after a substance-related driving offense. The organization is a certified provider of Missouri's traffic offender program and also offers assessments, counseling, drug testing, and supervision services. It has been operating since 1984 with certified substance use counselors on staff.

The Bolivar Outpatient Clinic is one of Heartland Center for Behavioral Change's southwest Missouri locations, serving adults in and around Bolivar, Missouri, who are dealing with alcohol or drug use disorders. Care is outpatient, meaning clients live at home, and the pace ranges from daily involvement to a monthly touchpoint depending on the person. Heartland is a nonprofit holding accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certification from the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Higher Ground Recovery Center is an intensive outpatient substance use treatment program in Springfield, Missouri, certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health. It works from a faith-based perspective while describing its clinical methods as evidence-based, and it reaches beyond treatment into recovery support services, sober living, and a program for children. Higher Ground operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Guadalupe Centers runs an outpatient substance use treatment program for adult men and women in Kansas City, Missouri, certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health. Language is what sets it apart: it was the first fully bilingual substance use program in the state and has served Kansas City's Latino community, and others alongside it, for more than two decades. Counseling is delivered in a client's primary language, and residents of both Missouri and Kansas can be served.

The St. Joseph Safety & Health Council is a safety and education organization in St. Joseph, Missouri, serving northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas since 1935. Among its programs are three that deal directly with substance use and the courts: the state's traffic offender program for people with an alcohol or drug related driving offense, an experiential class for high-risk drivers, and court-supervised probation. Much of the council's other work lies in driver education and in workplace and child safety.

Shelter KC's Women's Center is a 20-bed long-term residential recovery program in Kansas City, Missouri, for single women 18 and older facing homelessness and addiction. It opened in 2013 as part of an organization that has served Kansas City since 1950, and it offers safe housing alongside recovery support.

Alliance Counseling Associates operates an outpatient office in Branson, Missouri, part of a five-office practice serving southwest Missouri. The Branson location provides substance use assessment and treatment on an outpatient basis, delivered by credentialed counselors. The practice has been in operation for more than 20 years.

Heartland Center for Behavioral Change runs an outpatient clinic in Reeds Spring, Missouri, one of the organization's southwest Missouri sites. Adults dealing with alcohol or drug use disorders are treated without leaving home, coming in at a frequency the treatment plan sets, anywhere from every day to once a month. Heartland is a nonprofit accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Midwest ADP runs an office in Independence, Missouri, the location it lists as its main point of contact among four across the Kansas City metro. It works with people who have court requirements connected to substance use, providing the state's traffic offender program, alcohol and drug education, counseling, outpatient treatment, and supervised probation. The organization has been operating since 1985 and is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.

Heartland Center for Behavioral Change keeps an outpatient clinic in Independence, Missouri, covering the eastern side of the Kansas City metro. Adults seeking help with alcohol or drug use disorders are treated here on a schedule built around them, which may mean daily sessions or as little as monthly contact. The clinic is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health, and run by a nonprofit organization.

Recovery Outreach Services is a certified outpatient substance use treatment agency in Springfield, Missouri, working with people affected by alcohol, opioid, and other drug use. Its programs are built individually rather than handed out as a standard package, and the agency puts unusual emphasis on affordability, with weekly installment payments and pared-back options for people who need less than a full program.

Alliance Counseling Associates is an outpatient counseling practice with an office in Aurora, Missouri, one of five it operates across southwest Missouri. The Aurora office provides substance use assessment and treatment alongside individual and group counseling, delivered by clinicians credentialed in both counseling and addiction work. The practice has been operating for more than 20 years.

Midwest ADP's Kansas City office sits in the Midtown area, one of four locations the organization maintains around the metro. Its work centers on people facing court requirements arising from substance use, covering the state's traffic offender program, alcohol and drug education, counseling, outpatient treatment, and supervised probation. Midwest ADP has run since 1985 and carries accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.

Healing House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing outpatient substance use treatment in Kansas City, Missouri. Established in 2002, it is certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health to operate a comprehensive substance treatment and rehabilitation program and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities for its outpatient services. Alongside treatment, the organization runs recovery housing at separate properties in the city.

Heartland Center for Behavioral Change operates an outpatient clinic in Cassville, Missouri, one of its sites in the southwest corner of the state. Adults contending with alcohol or drug use disorders receive treatment here while continuing to live at home, attending as frequently as daily or as infrequently as once a month, according to what their plan calls for. The organization behind the clinic is a nonprofit, accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and certified by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.

Correction Services operates an office in Bolivar, Missouri, one of three it runs across the southwest part of the state. The organization works chiefly with people facing court requirements after a substance-related driving offense, delivering the state's traffic offender program along with assessments, counseling, and monitoring. It has been in operation since 1984, and its counselors are certified in substance use work.