Support Groups
CFC Therapy is committed to your needs. There are numerous support groups across the country that may prove beneficial to you. Here is a list of Support Groups Nationwide with their phone number listings and website links across the United states
| AIDS Hotline 800 342-2437 |
Al-Anon 800 344-2666 |
Alcoholics Anonymous 212 686-1100 |
| Anorexia/Bulimia 800 BASH STL |
Cancer 800 4 CANCER |
Child Abuse Hotline 800 422-4453 |
| Child Protective Association 800 KIDWATCH |
Codependents Anonymous 602 277-7991 |
Cocaine Anonymous 800 262-2463 |
| Debtors Anonymous 212 297-6102 |
Diabetes 800 232-3472 |
Drug Abuse Referrals 800 662 HELP |
| Emotions Anonymous 612 647-9712 |
Food Addiction Hotline 800 872-0088 |
Gamblers Anonymous 213 386-8789 |
| Gambling Hotline 800 332-0402 |
Health Clearinghouse 800 336-4797 |
Impotence Anonymous 301 577-0650 |
| Men and Women for Sobriety 800 333-1606 |
Missing and Exploited Children 800 843-5678 |
Narcotics Anonymous 818 780-3915 |
| Nicotine Anonymous 415 922-8575 |
Overeaters Anonymous 800 743-8703 |
Parents Anonymous 800 421-0353 |
| Rational Recovery Group 916 621-4374 |
Runaways 800 621-4000 |
Secular organization for Sobriety 716 834-2922 |
| Sex Addicts Anonymous 800 321-2066 |
Sexually Transmitted Diseases 800 227-8922 |
Suicide Hotline 800 333-5580 |
| Tough Love 800 333-1069 |
Youth (Homelessness) 800 999-9999 |
Workaholics Anonymous 510-273-9253 |
Children and Family Links
| AACA | The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Homepage |
| Child Abuse Stats | Stats from The National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse |
| American Association for Marital and Family Therapy | Contains ideas, links, support, and information focused upon family well-being |
| Ask Dr. Universe | Ask Dr. Universe, who happens to be a cat, any and all sorts of questions, including 'Why don't we just print up enough money to pay off the national debt?' |
General Psychology Reference Links
| American Psychological Association | Front page to one of the two nationwide professional organizations for psychologists. There's plenty on information available for the general public, however, including an online search engine for the APA Monitor, the association's newspaper |
General Psychological and Mental Health Links
| Depression Central | A clearinghouse of information on depression |
| Men and Depression | A CNN Report |
Religion and Psychology Links
| Religion and Psychology | Recommended by the American Psychological Association |
Substance Abuse Links
| DATOS | The Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study, of the effectiveness of drug treatment in US based on 10,000 adults who entered substance abuse treatment between 1991 and 1993 |
| NCADI | The National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information, currently focusing on children of alcoholics as adults, and their special risks |
| Web Of Addictions | A page with numerous fact sheets about different drugs |
Women's Issues Links
| YIN The woman's guide to the best of the web | A list of sites for women |
| Gurl Magazine | An online magazine for women |
CFC Therapy can help you
- Feel more calm and relaxed
- Make decisions that you are proud of
- Create a healthy lifestyle
- Work with your partner to build trust and understanding
- Process and heal from traumatic events in your life
- Understand your symptoms of depression and anxiety
- Learn ways to cope with difficult feelings
- Remain focused at school/work so that you can achieve your goals
- Work with your children and family to create a behavior modification plan and to establish healthy family roles
- Build better relationships and learn better ways to communicate with the important people in your life
- Sleep better by being able to fall asleep quicker and stay asleep longer
- Learn ways to cope with feelings of anger, disappointment or fear
- Understand the differences between an obsession/compulsion and ways to live free of anxiety