Drug and Alcohol Recovery Resource & Treatment Services Directory

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1 Drug and Alcohol Recovery Resource & Treatment Services Directory

2 Introduction C.A.P.A has constructed a resource guide for the Brecksville-Broadview Heights community. Here you will find a comprehensive list of resources, services, and treatment options for individuals and families struggling with substance abuse. These services include: Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Ala-teen, Al- Anon, and in-patient and outpatient treatment facilities. Please note that, while specific meeting times have been listed for your convenience, these are always liable to change. Please use the contact number given to confirm meeting days and times. ALSO, all meetings are given an OPEN or CLOSED status. OPEN means that they are accessible to the general public (friends, family, etc.). CLOSED means that the meeting is for members only individuals who currently struggle or have struggled with substance use. (O) Indicates that the meeting is open. (C) Indicates that the meeting is closed. Al-Anon/Ala-teen is a fellowship available only to friends and family members of those struggling with alcohol addiction. Al-Anon/Ala-teen meetings are marked as (OTFF) Open to Friends and Family. Table of Contents * Alcoholics Anonymous * Narcotics Anonymous * Al-Anon * Ala-Teen * In/Out-Patient Treatment Facilities *Families Anonymous

3 Emergency Resource Numbers First Call For Help, United Way Services..(216) Hour Suicide Prevention/Mental Health Crisis/Information (216) National 24-Hour Suicide Prevention Hotline (adults & children) SUICIDE AIDS of Ohio Centers for Disease Control, AIDS ALCOHOLISM Alcoholics Anonymous Cleveland District Office..(216) Meeting Information & Peer Intervention CHILD ABUSE Cuyahoga County Department of Children & Family Services.(216)-696-KIDS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Domestic Violence Center (216) Hour Hotline.(216) 391-HELP DRUG ABUSE Narcotics Anonymous Meeting Information & Peer Intervention FAMILY HELP Bellflower Center (216) RAPE Cleveland Rape Crisis Center..(216) OUTREACH Warmline..(440)

4 Understanding Dependency Dependency is a complicated and multifaceted social issue faced by individuals and families from across age groups, cultures, and geographic locations. It is important when trying to understand dependency, to take into account the various risk factors associated with substance us and abuse, as well as genetic, biological, and psychological characteristics that can lead to and perpetuate drug and alcohol reliance. Some environmental risk factors include: addiction in the family, a co-occurring mental illness (such as depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, or psychosis), trauma, death in the family, physical or sexual abuse, difficult transitions, loss of employment, moving, or change in family composition (divorce, remarriage, etc.). In addition to environmental risk factors, some individuals (especially those who have addiction in their family) may have a genetic predisposition to chemical dependence. It is important to recognize this complex relationship between genetics and environment and to address both factors when exploring treatment options. We also know that dependency can change brain chemistry and affect a person s behavior and ability to function normally. Those who struggle with dependency are not weak individuals or people who are too feeble to resist the temptation of use. Rather, dependency is a complicated psychological and biological struggle that can be exacerbated by genetics and environment. Those suffering from personal dependence should never be judged, but can be urged to seek help and treatment. Treatment and treatment options differ according to individual need. When most people hear treatment they automatically think of a detoxification facility. However, that is only one of several forms of treatment and recovery supports available to individuals that struggle with substance abuse. In fact, treatment occurs in a variety of settings, in various forms, and for different lengths of time. Incorporated in this service guide are various options for treatment including: in-patient and out-patient facilities, support groups for addicts (such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous), and support groups for friends and family members of chemically dependent individuals (Such as Al-anon and Ala-teen). When it comes to substance abuse, there are no guarantees for the perfect treatment, and different treatment options may be successful (or not) for different people. Because addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease, treatment should not be looked at as a cure, but as a step in the direction of recovery. CAPA hopes that this directory will assist you and your loved ones as you combat dependency and explore treatment options available in the community.

5 Alcoholics Anonymous Brecksville United Methodist 65 Public Square, Brecksville, Ohio Brecksville K.A. Disc. (C) Friday at 8pm Brecksville Women Discussion (C) Friday 11am Tuesday, It s a Good Thing (C) Tuesday 11am Brecksville Wednesday (O) Wednesday 7pm Phone Number: 440) Christ the Redeemer Lutheran Church 9201 Brecksville Road, Brecksville, Ohio Back to the Beginning (O) Wednesday 7:30pm Phone Number: (440) Triune Lutheran Church 4801 West Mill Road, Broadview Heights, Ohio 12 Steps in 11 Chapters (C) Tuesday 7pm AA By the Book (O) Day & Time Thursday 8pm Phone: (440)

6 A.A. Continued North Royalton City Hall Address Ridge Road, North Royalton, Ohio Saturday Twilight Sobriety (O) Saturday 6pm Southwest A.M. (O) Sunday 10:30am Strongsville Saturday (O) Saturday 11am Phone: (440) Independence Presbyterian Church 6624 Public Square, Independence, Ohio Independence AA (O) Thursday 7:30pm Phone: (216) Seven Hills Methodist Church 7593 Elmhurst Drive, Seven Hills, Ohio Seven Hills Serenity (O) Friday 8:30pm Seven Hills Men s Discussion (C) Tuesday 8:30pm Phone: (216) St. Peter s United Church 125 East Ridgewood Drive, Independence, Ohio Seven Hills Brown Bag Discussion (O) Wednesday 12pm Phone: (216)

7 A.A. Continued Serenity Social Club 4821 Turney Road, Garfield Heights, Ohio Wednesday Big Book Discussion (C) Wednesday 6pm Phone: (216) Good Shepherd United Methodist Church 5930 State Road, Parma, Ohio Free To Be Me (C) and WOMEN ONLY Wednesday 7pm Parma Wednesday (O) Wednesday 7:30pm Serenity First (O) Saturday 12:3opm Phone Number: (440) The New Hope Treatment Center 2525 Brookpark Road, Parma, Ohio Step Study West (O) Thursday 8pm Hope for Tomorrow (O) Tuesday 6:30pm Phone: PARMA DALE :

8 Narcotics Anonymous Brecksville United Methodist Church 65 Public Square, Brecksville, Ohio Courage to Change (C) Sunday 7pm Halfway Home Recovery Group (C) Tuesday 7 pm Phone: (440) Good Shepherd United Methodist Church 5930 State Road, Parma, Ohio We Do Recover (C) Saturday 7:30pm Roadhouse Group (C) Thursday 7:30pm Phone: (440) South Haven United Church of Christ 415 Northfield Road, Bedford, Ohio Bedford Miracles (O) Monday 7 pm Phone: (440) Rico Latte 4161 Steeles Pointe Road #1000, Ohio One Promise Freedom Group (O) Tuesday 7pm Phone: (330)

9 N.A. Continued Salvation Army 5005 Euclid Avenue Against All Odds (O) Sunday 7 pm Phone: (216) Community Church of Christ 843 Grant Street. Akron, Ohio Dignity At Noon (O) Monday 12pm Southside Recovery Group (O) Monday 8pm Phone: (330) Holy Trinity United Methodist Church 1127 Copley Road, Akron, Ohio Just For Today (O) Saturday 3pm Phone: (330) Saint Thomas Hospital 444 Main Street, Akron, Ohio Starting Clean, Staying Clean (O) Friday 10am North Hill Recovery Group (O) Thursday 7:30 Phone: (330)

10 N.A Continued Summit Lake Community Center 380 West Crosier Street, Akron, Ohio Come As You Are (O) Tuesday 7pm Phone: (330) Shiloh Baptist Church 1241 Grant Street, Akron, Ohio Courage to Change (O) Thursday 7:30pm Phone: (330) Community Drug Boards 725 East Market Street, Akron, Ohio Hump Day Happenings (O) Wednesday 6pm Phone: (330) Emmanuel Church of Christ 1480 Eastwood Avenue, Akron, Ohio Start to Love (O) Friday 8pm Phone: (330) Lockwood United Methodist 3680 Manchester Road, Akron, Ohio Saturday Night (O) Saturday 7pm Phone: (330)

11 N.A Continued West Side Catholic Center 3135 Loraine Avenue, Ohio, Ohio City Recovery Group (O) Saturday 6pm Phone: (216) Trinity Cathedral Church 2230 Euclid Avenue, Ohio, Journey Continues (O) Tuesday 10 am Double Trouble (C) Tuesday 6pm Phone: (216) Saint Malachi Church 2459 Washington Avenue, Ohio, Heavy Duty Group (O) Monday 8pm Phone: (216) St. Agnes of Our Lady Fatima 6800 Lexington Avenue, Ohio, Together We Can (O) Wednesday 7:30pm Phone: (216)

12 N.A. Continued MetroHealth Medical Center 2500 Metrohealth Drive, Ohio, Finally Free (C) Friday 7pm Phone: (216) Harbor Lights Complex 1710 Prospect Avenue East, Ohio, Last Chance Group (C) Wednesday 8pm Phone: (216) Carl Stokes Building 6001 Woodland Avenue, Ohio, First Step to Recovery (O) Saturday 10:30am Promise of Freedom (C) Thursday 10:30am Frontline Recovery (O) Wednesday 10:30 Phone: (216)

13 Al-Anon St. Paul Episcopal Church 1361 W. Market Street, Akron, Ohio Beginners Meeting (OTFF) Wednesday 7pm Akron AAC (OTFF) Wednesday 7:30pm Phone: (330) Lakeview Chapel 252 North Chillicothe Road, Aurora, Ohio Aurora New Beginnings (OTFF) Saturday 7:30pm Phone: (330) Bay United Methodist Church Lake Road, Bay Village, Ohio Colombia Discussion (OTFF) Monday 8pm New Hope (OTFF) Tuesday 1:15pm Phone: (440) Bay Presbyterian Church Address Lake Road, Bay Village, Ohio Release and Hope (OTFF) Wednesday 7pm Phone: (440)

14 Al-Anon Continued St. Thomas Episcopal Church 50 East Bagley Road, Berea, Ohio Berea Thursday (OTFF) Thursday 8pm Phone: (440) St. Paul Lutheran Church 276 East Bagley Road, Berea, Ohio *(park in back) Saturday s Rainbow (OTFF) Saturday 8pm Phone: (440) Brook Park Community Church of the Brethren Holland Road, Brook Park, Ohio Triangle (OTFF) Sunday 4pm Middle Wednesday (OTFF) Wednesday 8pm Phone: (216) Fellowship Bible Church Chillicothe Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Acceptance (OTFF) Monday 7:30pm New Dawn (OTFF) Wednesday 10:15am (OTFF) Phone: (440)

15 Al-Anon Continued United Auto Workers (UAW) Local Hummel Road, Brook Park, Ohio Expect a Miracle (OTFF) Tuesday 8pm Phone: (216) Mary Queen of the Apostles Church 6455 Engle Road, Brook Park, Ohio Make a Better Day (OTFF) Thursday 8pm Phone: (216) Bentleyville Town Hall 6253 Chagrin River Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio *(basement) Chagrin Falls Discussion (OTFF) Sunday 7pm Phone: (440) Federate Church 76 Bell Street, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chagrin Valley (OTFF) Wednesday 8pm Phone: (440) Pearl Road United Methodist Church 4200 Pearl Road, Cleveland, Ohio Let It Begin With Me (OTFF) Sunday 8pm Phone: (216)

16 Al-Anon Continued Murtis Taylor Service Center Kinsman Road, Cleveland, Ohio Monday Morning Serenity (OTFF) Monday 10am Phone: (216) Church of the Covenant Euclid Avenue *(entrance in rear) University Circle Al-Anon (OTFF) Monday 12:15pm Phone: 216) United Church of Christ 2800 Archwood Avenue *(entrance in rear) Stop the Madness Monday (OTFF) Monday, (Please Call) Phone: (216) St. Henry s School Harvard Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio Hope for Serenity (OTFF) Wednesday 7pm Phone: (216) Free Clinic of Cleveland Euclid Avenue Cleveland Thursday Morning (OTFF) Thursday 10am Phone: (216)

17 Al-Anon Continued West Park Baptist Church 4600 West 159 th Street, Cleveland, Ohio Westside Thursday (OTFF) Thursday 1:15pm Phone: (216) Bethany Presbyterian Church 6415 West Clinton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio Westland Saturday A.M. (OTFF) Saturday 9am Phone: (216) Cleveland Hispanic UMADAOP Inc West 25 th, Cleveland, Ohio Serenidad, Valor, & Sabiduria (OTFF) Saturday 2pm Phone: (216) First Methodist Church 245 Portage Trail, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio *(basement) Paradise Wednesday (OTFF) Wednesday 1pm Phone: (330) United Methodist Church 4977 Turney Road, Garfield Heights, Ohio Garfield Gratitude Monday (OTFF) Monday 12:30pm Phone: (216)

18 Al-Anon Continued Serenity Social Club 4821 Turney Road, Garfield Heights, Ohio Al-Anon Facing Alcoholism (OTFF) Saturday 10:15am Phone: (216) Concordia Lutheran Church 6075 Brecksville Road, Independence, Ohio Independence Wednesday Night (OTFF) Wednesday 7pm Phone: (216) Grace Church 7393 Pearl Road, Middleburg Heights, Ohio Brook Park Al-Anon (OTFF) Monday 7:30pm Phone: (440) Bethel Lutheran Church 7171 Pearl Road, Middleburg Heights, Ohio Think Thursday (OTFF) Thursday 10am Phone: (440) Olmsted Falls Community Church 7853 Main Street, Olmsted Falls, Ohio Olmsted Falls A.M. (OTFF) Tuesday 9:30am Phone: (440)

19 Al-Anon Continued St. Andrews Presbyterian Church 3114 West Road, Olmsted Falls, Ohio Berea-Olmsted Falls Al-Anon (OTFF) Sunday 8pm Back to Basics (OTFF) Thursday 7pm Berea Friday A.M. (OTFF) Friday 10am Phone: (440) Olmsted Falls Community Church 7853 Main Street, Olmsted Falls, Ohio Olmsted Falls A.M. (OTFF) Tuesday 9:30am Phone: (440) Parma South Presbyterian Church 6155 Pearl Road. Parma, Ohio Parma New Beginnings (OTFF) Wednesday 10:30am Phone: (440) St. Columbkille Parish Center 6740 Broadview Road, Parma, Ohio *(far west entrance) Parma Serenity (OTFF) Thursday 8pm Phone: (216)

20 Al-Anon Continued St Charles Church 5891 Ridge Road, Parma, Ohio *(activity basement) Charles Sunday (OTFF) Saturday 8pm Phone: (440) Garfield Memorial Church 3650 Lander Road, Pepper Pike, Ohio Lander Circle Pathways (OTFF) Thursday 6pm Phone: (216) Rocky River Presbyterian Church Detroit Road, Rocky River, Ohio Suburban West (OTFF) Tuesday 8pm Phone: (440) Rockport UMC 3301 Wooster Road, Rocky River, Ohio Friday A.M. West (OTFF) Friday 9:45am Phone: (440) Seven Hills Methodist Church 7593 Elmhurst Drive, Seven Hills, Ohio One Day At A Time (OTFF) Friday 8:30pm Phone: (216)

21 Al-Anon Continued Our Redeemer Lutheran Church 7196 S.O.M Center, Solon, Ohio Solon Serenity (OTFF) Tuesday 6pm Solon Friday Parents (OTFF) Friday 6:30pm Phone: (440) Solon Community Church Sherbrook Park, Solon, Ohio Solon Charity (OTFF) Thursday 10am Phone: (440) St. John Neumann Roman Catholic Church 1671 Pearl Road, Strongsville, Ohio Light My Way (OTFF) Monday 10am Phone: (440) First Evangelical Church 1941 Royalton Road (Rt. 82), Strongsville, Ohio Strongsville Serenity (OTFF) Tuesday 7:30pm Phone: (440)

22 Ala-Teen Carlson Funeral Home 1642 Pearl Road, Brunswick, Ohio Brunswick Alateen (OTFF) Monday 7:30pm Phone: (330) Bainbridge Recovery Club 8231 East Washington Street, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Acceptance (Alateen) (OTFF) Monday 8pm Phone: (440) United Church of Christ 2800 Archwood Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio *(enter in rear) Stop the Madness Monday (OTFF) Monday 8pm Phone: (216) Phone: Messiah Lutheran Church 5200 Mayfield Road, Lyndhurst, Ohio Lyndhurst Monday (OTFF) Monday 8pm Phone: (440)

23 Ala-Teen Continued Sandusky Artisans 138 East Market Street, Sandusky, Ohio Steps to Al-Anonym (OTFF) Monday 8pm Phone: (419) St. Paul Episcopal Church 317 East Liberty Street, Medina, Ohio Medina Tuesday (OTFF) Tuesday 7:30pm Phone: (330) Trinity Presbyterian Church 1342 West Prospect Road, Ashtabula, Ohio Tuesday Let It Begin With Me (OTFF) Tuesday 8pm Phone: (440) Rocky River Presbyterian Church Detroit Road, Rocky River, Ohio Suburban West (OTFF) Monday 8 pm Phone: (440) Stephanie Tubbs Jones Community Center Address 3450 Lee Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio Shaker Heights Alateen (OTFF) Thursday 4pm Phone: (216)

24 In Patient/Out Patient Services Name of Agency: A New Beginning For Sober Living Avon Avenue, Cleveland OH, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Outpatient and residential services including: ambulatory detox, assessments, case management, crisis intervention, group and individual counseling, intensive outpatient, urinalysis, medical care and methadone administration. Name of Agency: Bellefaire JCB Fairmount Boulevard, Shaker Heights, OH, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Residential treatment; Day treatment; Outpatient counseling; Substance Abuse Services; Community-Based Programs; Early Childhood Programs; Big Brother/Big Sister; etc. All services are provided without regard to sex, religion, or national origin. Names of Agency: City of Cleveland Department of Public Health 2202 Prame Avenue, Cleveland, OH, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Provides abstinence-based substance abuse education, treatment and prevention activities through the CenterPoint and Prevention Services programs. Name of Agency: Connections: Health Wellness Advocacy Chagrin Boulevard, Beachwood, Ohio, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Connections is dedicated to the diagnoses and treatment of mental illness and substance abuse. Staff includes: psychiatrists, psychologists, registered nurses, social workers, and counselors.

25 In Patient/Out Patient Services Agency Name: Community Assessment and Treatment Services, Inc. (CATS) 8415 Broadway Avenue, Cleveland, OH Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Provides high-quality, cost effective, holistic and abstinencebased intervention/prevention. CATS provides both outpatient and residential services to men and women, plus a 12-month voluntary sober housing and employment program for men. Treatment at CATS coordinates physical and mental health care as well as ancillary programs such as: financial literacy, nutrition, recreational therapy, trauma counseling, and more. Agency: The Covenant, Inc West 29 th Street, Cleveland, OH, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Provides chemical dependency and dual diagnoses treatment and assessment services for adolescents as well as prevention services for children from pre-k through high school. Agency: Family Recovery Center 964 North Market Street. Lisbon, OH, Phone Number: (330) Description of Services: Family Recovery Center offers alcohol and other drug and mental health treatment services. Agency: Lake-Geauga Center on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse, Inc. 200 Center Street Unit B, Chardon, OH, Phone Number: (440) Description of Services: Lake-Geauga Center offers outpatient alcohol and other drug treatment services.

26 In Patient/Out Patient Services Agency: The Free Medical Clinic of Greater Cleveland Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Evening Intensive Outpatient Program for people with an alcohol or chemical dependency diagnoses. Group counseling three days a week, plus weekly one-hour individual counseling. Evening Non- Intensive Outpatient Program for individuals with a substance abuse diagnoses and for people who have successfully completed phase one of treatment. Young Men s Intensive and Non-Intensive Outpatient program for ages with an alcohol or chemical dependency diagnoses. Agency: Hitchcock Center for Women, Inc. (HCFW) 1227 Ansel Road, Cleveland, OH, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: HCFW s offers assessment services, residential alcohol and other drug treatment services, aftercare, transitional housing for women with children (up to age 10), and affordable housing for single women. Hitchcock as 35 treatment beds, 26 transitional housing units, and 6 affordable housing units. Agency: Key Decisions/Positive Choices, Inc Euclid Avenue Suite 410, Cleveland, OH, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Key Decisions/Positive Choices provides outpatient alcohol and other drug treatment services.

27 In Patient/Out Patient Services Agency: Moore Counseling and Meditation, Inc Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: Moore Counseling is certified to provide: assessment, case management, crisis intervention, group counseling, individual counseling, intensive outpatient, and urinalysis. Agency: New Directions 4265 Northfield Road, Highland Hills, OH, Phone Number: 216) Description of Services: Provides quality treatment to chemically dependent adolescents and their families dealing with emotional, behavioral, or psychiatric needs. New Directions provides assessment and continuing care using evidence-based services. Agency: Murtis Taylor Human Services System (MTHSS) Kinsman Road, Cleveland, OH, Phone Number: (216) Description of Services: MTHSS services include: alcohol and other drug assessments, case management, crisis intervention, and counseling. Staff includes psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, and clinical counselors. Agency: Northeastern Ohio Recovery Association 3746 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, OH, Phone Numbers: (216) Description of Services: Provides education, counseling, support services, and Intensive Outpatient treatment for individuals and families hurting because of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use.

28 In Patient/Out Patient Services Agency: ORCA House 1905 East 89 th Street, Cleveland Ohio, Phone Numbers: (216) Descriptions of Services: One of the oldest African American alcohol and other drug treatment agencies in the country and takes a holistic, integrated approach to services and delivery and involves the whole family in the recovery process. Cognitive interventions and chemical dependency education is the cornerstones of treatment. ORCA provides residential treatment and outpatient services.

29 Families Anonymous: Description Families Anonymous is a fellowship of people whose lives have been affected by the use of mind-altering substances or related behavioral problems of a relative of friend. Any concerned person is encouraged to attend our meetings even if there is only suspicion of a problem. For the individual seeking help, recovery programs are available. However, FAMILIES ANONYMOUS is designed for us the parent, spouse, brother, sister or other emotionally involved relative or friend. In the beginning we seem to be most helped by listening to those who have shared similar experiences and found some answers. Through attending meetings, studying the literature, talking to other members, and working through the steps of this program, suddenly or gradually, our situation begins to look different to us, and our reactions to it begin to change. What is happening is that we are learning to face reality with comfort and out emotional growth is being encouraged. Moreover, these changes in us can develop a family atmosphere conducive to recover. There are no directors or authorities in FAMILIES ANONYMOUS. Leadership is rotated among our members, and no dues or fees are required for membership. First names only are used FA s tradition of anonymity protects the privacy of everyone concerned. Our program is open to all, regardless of our various beliefs or lack of beliefs. Members acceptance of a Power greater than ourselves is strictly a personal, private choice. We are not affiliated with any sect, religion, political entity or institution. Our primary purpose is to practice the principles of FAMILIES ANONYMOUS so that we may help ourselves through helping others with similar problems. We have found that working on ourselves is the most important single thing we can do to help those we care about. There are no rules or musts in our program except perhaps one: KEEP COMING BACK! From: Copyright Revised February, 2012

30 Families Anonymous Garfield Memorial Church 3650 Lander Road, Pepper Pike, Ohio, Meeting Monday, 7:30pm Phone Number: (216) Lake Geauga Treatment Center 9083 Mentor Avenue, Mentor, Ohio, Meeting Tuesday 6:30 pm Phone Number (440) Mentor United Methodist Church 8600 Mentor Avenue, Mentor. Ohio, Meeting Tuesday, 7pm Phone Number: (440) Hewland Neil Kennedy Recovery Clinic 160 Clifton Drive, Northeast, Warren, Ohio, Meeting Wednesday, 7pm Phone Number: Lord of Life Church Chillicothe Road (Route 306), Bainbridge Township Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 pm Phone Number: (440)

31 Families Anonymous Windsor Laurelwood Center for Behavioral Medicine Euclid Avenue, Willoughby, Ohio Meeting Wednesday 6:30pm Phone Number: (440) Hope Christian Church Detroit Road, East-End Entrance, Avon, Ohio, Meeting Thursday 7pm Phone Number: (440) East Shore United Methodist Church Lake Shore Blvd., Euclid, Ohio, Meeting Thursday 7:30pm Phone Number: (216) Holy Martyrs Church- Martyrs Hall Meeting Phone Number: (330) South Weymouth Road, Exit 222 off I-71 South, Medina, Ohio Thursday 7:30pm Phone: North Royalton United Methodist Church Ridge Road, North Royalton, Ohio, Meeting Friday 7:30pm Phone Number (440)

32 Families Anonymous Oakview Rehabilitation Center Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights, Ohio, Meeting Sunday, 4pm Phone Number: (440) Cross-Pointe Community Church 1800 Columbia Road, Westlake, Ohio, Meeting Sunday 5:30pm Phone Number: (440)