Who Answers
Who Answers
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Who Answers?

Calls to the website’s main helpline are answered by Wert Inc., a call center that specializes in helping individuals and families across the United States find resources for substance use disorder.

Addicted.org and Wert Inc. do not own any rehab or addiction services. This means our helpline can provide completely independent and unbiased advice to help you find the rehab service most suitable for you or your loved one.

Please note that if you are calling from California, your call will be answered by Alli Intervention, an intervention service based in California. However, when calling the helpline, you are under no obligation to use any of their services.

Our helpline comes at no cost to the caller and offers complete confidentiality.

You can also browse our comprehensive list of addiction treatments by state by visiting our homepage. Don’t hesitate to reach out by calling our helpline or filling out our contact form if you need help finding the right rehab center or detox program. However, if you believe you have a medical emergency, you should immediately call 911.

For more information, visit our What Happens When You Call Our Helpline page.

Rebecca Mitchell

Chief Advancement Officer at Adult & Teen Challenge (ATC) USA

Guest on From Prevention to Recovery Podcast Episode 8

Rebecca Mitchell is the Chief Advancement Officer at Adult & Teen Challenge (ATC) USA, one of the most recognized faith-based addiction recovery organizations in North America. She previously served as Center Director at the Walter Hoving Home in Garrison, New York, and brings over ten years of experience leading women’s residential centers.

What makes Rebecca’s story especially powerful is that she is herself a graduate of the Adult & Teen Challenge program, giving her a firsthand understanding of the transformation that faith-based recovery can produce.

In her current role, Rebecca coordinates fund development, addresses advancement issues, and oversees communications at ATC. She is also a leading voice in ATC’s efforts to expand its reach beyond residential programs. As ATC develops new digital tools and resources to support churches, families, and individuals navigating addiction and recovery, Rebecca has been a passionate spokesperson for the mission, emphasizing that ATC is about more than sobriety, but about introducing hope and a fuller life through faith.

Adult & Teen Challenge operates more than 215 residential centers across the United States and Canada and has been transforming lives through Christ-centered solutions for over sixty-five years.