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Welcome to the Alcohol & Drug Council of Tompkins County, Inc. We hope that you find this website useful and interesting. We are here to celebrate recovery from addiction and to assist individuals and families in their efforts to reduce the negative impact of alcohol and drug abuse on their lives. We were created in 1965 by community leaders who were concerned about the abuse of alcohol in Tompkins County. At that time, the organization provided informal counseling to individuals and families affected by alcoholism. In 1982, we acquired a license from the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services to offer professional counseling for problems related to alcohol and drug abuse.
Today, we continue our effort to prevent alcohol and substance abuse through our various programs in the community. Our substance abuse prevention efforts are mainly directed toward middle and high school students through our Peer Program. However, we offer other alcohol and substance abuse prevention services to businesses, colleges, youth detention facilities, human service organizations and the criminal justice system.
Through our outpatient clinic, we provide comprehensive evaluations that are strictly confidential. Based on the comprehensive evaluation, our professional treatment team recommends the most appropriate and effective course of treatment for each individual or family. |
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Sustainable recovery from addiction means putting an end to a vicious cycle. It means going beyond behavioral change. To help people end the vicious cycle of addiction, we are turning our attention to treatment outcomes that are hard to measure but indicate success at a deeper level...MORE >
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Making a Donation
Thinking about donating to the Council? Did you know you can make an in-kind donation, as well? Due to an increase in demand for our services, we are renovating our waiting area and are in need of furniture and rugs. We completed a CPR training and need an automatic external defibrillator for emergency use. If you would like to donate, please call Jennifer Fendrick-Jaynes at 274-6288.
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SoberTalk
Women in Recovery
Historically, treatment approaches and the research they were based on, focused on
the experiences of men with addiction and recovery. More recently, it has become
evident that distinct concerns create barriers that keep women from seeking the help they
deserve and need: family, money, shame and denial
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