KINGS COUNTY behavioral health
Mental Health Services Access and Crisis Line:
559-582-4481 OR 1-800-655-2553

Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Services: 
Adults: 559-583-9300 | Youth: 559-584-8100

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 9-8-8

Local Warm Line: 1-877-306-2413
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Community Resources Information: 2-1-1

Kings County Concurrent Review with Kepro- LIVE Oct. 3, 2022
Providers please access Kepro at https://calmhsa.kepro.com/training-resources
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there is Hope! 
RECOVERY is possible

Yes, addiction is treatable. With proper treatment drug and alcohol dependence disorders can be effectively treated.    

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Family Support  

Families can play a major part in the recovery of addiction. Just by providing love and support increases the chance of the individual to recover.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Happens in the Best Families click to read more
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Relapse 

Relapsing to substance abuse is likely and it does not mean treatment has failed. Lapsing back only means treatment needs to be adjusted. High levels of stress can also trigger the person to relapse.

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