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Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Bowie, Maryland

You can find help for substance use disorders in Prince George’s County. The Bowie area is home to numerous treatment centers, prevention services and support groups.

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Rehab Centers, AA & NA Meetings in Bowie

Community organizations throughout the Bowie, MD area aim to prevent substance abuse and support those battling drug or alcohol addiction. With numerous treatment centers and rehab facilities, there are options for those looking for help for their substance abuse disorder.

Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous meetings are available throughout Prince George’s County, Maryland, as well. See below to find a list of their weekly meetings.

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Why Choose Rehab in Bowie?

Family Fun

You can visit Six Flags America, a theme park located in Upper Marlboro with more than 50 rides. In the spring, take your family to Prince George’s Stadium to watch the Baltimore Orioles’ minor league baseball team, the Bowie Baysox, in action. The City of Bowie also offers an ice arena for ice skating fun and a municipal gymnasium with youth developmental leagues. Baltimore and Washington, D.C., offer family-friendly activities just 45 minutes away.

Explore History

Bowie, Maryland presents the city’s rich history through various landmarks. The Belair Mansion is a historic manor that explores the lives of 18th, 19th and early-20th century residents. Tour the Belair Stable Museum, once occupied by Triple Crown thoroughbred horses, or the National Capital Radio & Television Museum and its decades-old radios, early television sets and “french fry” transistors. Prince George’s County Genealogy Library features thousands of records of past Maryland residents.

Special Events

Bowie offers year-round celebrations for people of all ages. Its Memorial Day Parade features floats, marching bands and dancers. Each June, Bowiefest includes live music, games, rides, arts and crafts, and food. The city hosts a summer farmer’s market, a 9/11 concert in September, an International Festival in the fall and a holiday tree lighting each December.

Government Initiatives

Government programs in Prince George’s County aim to prevent substance abuse. The initiatives help residents overcome addiction and facilitate them in recovery.

Prince George’s County Health Department

Prince George’s County Health Department offers multiple drug prevention programs. Its Tobacco Program educates people on the effects of tobacco use and offers cessation classes. The Prevention Program provides alcohol and drug prevention services to at-risk children and their families. The Adam’s House Recovery Center offers comprehensive health and social services to boys and youth fathers, including substance abuse and crisis intervention programs. Operation Safe Kids provides mental health and substance abuse services to juveniles.

Laurel-Beltsville Oasis Youth Services Bureau

The Laurel-Beltsville Oasis Youth Services Bureau aids at-risk youths. It provides substance abuse screenings, crisis interventions and anger management services. The bureau also offers trauma treatment, substance abuse education and referral services to help area teens overcome problems and live prosperous lives.

Bowie Youth and Family Services

The City of Bowie offers prevention services to help families and youths overcome conflict and prevent substance abuse. The program includes educational, therapeutic and outreach services, as well as mental health screenings and substance abuse prevention activities. The staff features professional counselors, social workers, marriage therapists and a substance abuse prevention specialist. Counseling services also cover ADHD, bullying, depression, social withdrawal and school-related problems.

Prince George’s County Juvenile Drug Court

Prince George’s County Youth and Community Services Program and the Juvenile Drug Court work in conjunction to provide numerous services to youths struggling with substance abuse. The Juvenile Drug Court offers assessments, counseling opportunities, social skills development, case management and referral services. The drug court educates youths on how to develop healthy lifestyles through responsibility and accountability.

Maryland Board of Pharmacy Prescription Drug Repository Program

Prince George’s County participates in a free “take-back” program where locals can drop off their unused or expired prescription medicines. Drop off locations in Prince George’s County include CVS pharmacies in District Heights, Forestville, New Carrollton, Seat Pleasant and Upper Marlboro. Walgreens Pharmacy in Glen Burnie and Supreme Pharmacy in Glenarden also participate.

Prince George’s County Children and Parents (CAP) Program

The Children and Parents Program features substance abuse counseling and services for DUI and DWI. The initiative also offers gambling and smoking cessation programs, group therapy, parenting improvement education and intensive outpatient care. Referral services are also available.

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College Services

Universities and colleges in the Bowie area provide drug and alcohol education, prevention services and interactive programs to teach students how to avoid substance abuse.

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Prince George’s Community College

Prince George’s Community College participates in a nationwide drug and alcohol prevention program, which informs students and staff of drug or alcohol counseling, treatment and re-entry programs. The Health Education Center offers health screenings, workshops, seminars and mental health referrals. The school’s website provides information about drug abuse and addiction, including statistics and a list of popular drugs and their effects.

Maryland University of Integrative Health

Maryland University of Integrative Health maintains a tobacco-free campus to promote health and wellness. Students who want to quit smoking can attend free acupuncture detox sessions biweekly. The school’s employee assistance plan allows faculty and staff to speak with a professional for support, drug prevention resources and referrals. Additional resources associated with tobacco cessation can be found on the school’s website.

University of Maryland University College

University of Maryland University College in Prince George’s County releases a safety and security report each year. The report outlines numerous drugs — including narcotics, depressants, hallucinogens, cannabis and steroids — and the health risks associated with each substance. The report also includes substance abuse prevention resources. The school offers counselling and referral services through its employee assistance program.

University of Maryland, College Park

The University of Maryland provides various alcohol and drug education programs. The CHOICES Peer Education program offers interactive workshops to encourage drug-free lifestyles. AlcoholEdu is an online program intended to educate students on the dangers of alcohol, and the UMD Weekends initiative informs students of alcohol-free events. The school also includes the Gold Code Campaign, which provides strategies on responsible alcohol use and routine alcohol screenings for students.

Bowie State University

The Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drug Prevention Center at Bowie State University seeks to reduce binge drinking on campus. It educates students on the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse through scientific-based research and offers drug-related literature and video recordings. Its Substance Abuse Peer Education Program trains student leaders to spread drug and alcohol awareness to peers and families. Additionally, the school hosts an alcohol awareness week and a safe spring break campaign. Substance abuse assessments and referral services are also available.

Community Organizations and Resources

Progressive Life Center

The Progressive Life Center in Landover offers the Adolescent Clubhouse, an afterschool program to help adolescents live healthy lives. The program educates teens on the dangers of drinking and drug use and helps at-risk youths overcome crisis. Additionally, its Kinship Care Program provides support and counseling to adults raising a relative’s children. Caregivers are better suited to continue these duties if the child’s parents are unable to provide proper care because of substance abuse or incarceration.

Prince George’s County Drug Policy Coalition, Inc.

Prince George’s County Drug Policy Coalition, Inc., aims to prevent illicit drug abuse and drug-related crimes in the county. The organization endorses a more effective method of handling drug crimes and assists ex-offenders with finding housing, jobs and counseling. Its representatives talk to students at local schools about the importance of education.

Affiliate Santé Group

Affiliate Santé Group is a team of mental health first responders who offer crisis services. The group provides emergency mental health evaluations, stress management and an urgent care center. Its Operation Center provides counseling support through a 24-hour hotline. Information on nearby treatment and support systems are also available.

Community Crisis Services, Inc.

Community Crisis Services, Inc., strives to help the community overcome crisis. It offers crisis intervention services, information and referral services. The organization screens for depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder and provides information about nearby support services. Its 24-hour hotline puts individuals in contact with mental health services. Its website offers mental health and substance abuse resources.

Latin American Youth Center

The Latin American Youth Center works to help teens successfully transition into adulthood. Its Youth Empowered Toward Success program helps adolescents avoid joining gangs. In-school and after-school workshops teach avoidance skills and how to deal with peer pressure and bullying. The program also instills problem solving and leadership skills and outlines the dangers of gang activity.

Volunteer Opportunities

You can join in to prevent drug and alcohol misuse in the Bowie area. Several organizations are looking for assistance in efforts to reduce substance abuse in the community.

Volunteers of America Chesapeake

Headquartered in Lanham, Volunteers of America Chesapeake is a faith-based nonprofit that offers an array of health services. It offers support programs to individuals recovering from addiction and provides substance abuse treatment, prevention resources and mental health services.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBS) endorses healthy living among young people. Its website states children enrolled at BBBS are less likely to use illegal drugs or alcohol. Volunteers or mentors can provide friendship and guidance to those in need. Prospective volunteers should contact the BBBS Maryland Regional Office in Lanham.

YMCA Bowie Program Center

The YMCA Bowie Program Center offers comprehensive after-school and day camp programs that inspire healthy habits, which ultimately reduce drug and alcohol use. Mentors can help youths overcome problems or difficult circumstances through motivation, education and friendship.

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