Reading Hospital – Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation
Reading, Pennsylvania
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Al Anon is located in Reading, Pennsylvania, and offers a 12-Step level of care for individuals dealing with alcoholism, drug addiction, and substance abuse. Twelve-Step programs are peer-based mutual support approaches built around a set of guiding principles, and they are commonly used alongside or after other forms of treatment. Participants typically attend regular meetings, work through the steps with the support of others, and draw on a community of people facing similar challenges.
The facility also lists family therapy and group therapy among its clinical services. Family therapy generally involves sessions that help loved ones improve communication, understand addiction, and rebuild supportive relationships. Group therapy brings together people working on similar concerns, offering a structured setting for shared experience, feedback, and accountability. Al Anon offers an adult program as well as a young adult program, so care can be shaped to fit different stages of life and the particular pressures that come with them.
Insurance and payment details are not specified in the available information, so it is worth asking the facility directly about options and any associated costs. Because the structured facts do not list additional services or specialties, anyone considering this program should confirm what is currently offered and whether it matches their needs.
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800 North 6th street Reading, PA 19601
Reading, Pennsylvania
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Reading, Pennsylvania
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Reading, Pennsylvania
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