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Maine Drug & Alcohol Helplines

The American Addiction Centers (AAC) admissions helpline is free and available 24/7. Our compassionate admissions navigators are here to answer your questions about rehab.
Call 888-341-7785
Helpline Information
If you or a loved one are experiencing a medical emergency, call 9-1-1 immediately.

Lifelines for Urgent Support in Maine

Crisis Text Line – Text “HOME” to 741741

The Crisis Text Line offers free 24/7 text support. Trained Crisis Counselors are available to receive and respond to texts from a secure online platform.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline1-800-273-TALK (8255)

The national suicide prevention hotline is available 24/7 and can be accessed via call or text. Reach out to this support network if you are experiencing thoughts or plans of suicide, emotional distress, or if would like more information on what to do if you develop thoughts related to suicide or self-harm.

Poison Control1-800-222-1222

This free and anonymous helpline is available 24/7 to provide guidance and resources if you believe you or someone you know has been or is at risk of poisoning. If you suspect an overdose, call 911.

Addiction Helplines in Maine

American Addiction Centers

American Addiction Centers (AAC) is a nationwide provider of expert substance addiction and mental health treatment. We are committed to providing caring and compassionate support that meets each person where they’re at.

211 Maine211 or 1-866-811-5695

211 is a free and confidential hotline linking individuals of all ages throughout Maine with local services. Operating 24/7, 211 Maine provides information and referrals to various programs, including outpatient treatment facilities, hospitalization options, local support groups, recovery services, continuing care programs, and supportive services like childcare, transportation, and parenting skills development.

Maine Crisis Line1-888-568-1112

Whether you require urgent help or resources for a loved one, the Maine Crisis Line operates 24/7. This hotline is accessible for individuals experiencing feelings of depression, anger, contemplating suicide, or fearing relapse. The service is free, confidential, and can connect you with a trained professional in your area through call, text or chat.

SAMHSA(800) 662-HELP (4357)

SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) stands as one of the foremost mental health advocates nationwide. Whether facing depression, addiction, anxiety, eating disorders, or any other challenge, the confidential 24/7 hotline provides access to mental health professionals who can either connect you with local intervention services or offer phone counseling.

NAMI Maine(800) 464-5767, press # 1

The NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Maine Helpline serves as a referral line providing mental health resources, information, and support. Operating Monday-Friday from 8 am to 4 pm, this helpline assists individuals in navigating the mental health and/or criminal justice system. It helps find services or providers based on specific needs, location, insurance type, and income, and also provides resources and materials about mental health and recovery.

Intentional Peer Support Warm Line – 1-866-771-9276

The toll-free Intentional Peer Support Warm Line is accessible throughout Maine 24/7. This mental health peer-to-peer phone support program facilitates conversations with a trained specialist who shares life experiences with mental health and/or substance use issues and recovery.




FAQs About Maine Addiction Hotlines



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Our Admissions Navigators are trained, experienced, and compassionate individuals who understand the struggles related to addiction—many of our navigators are in recovery themselves.

With their extensive knowledge of AAC treatment centers and the rehab admissions process, your admissions navigator will help you navigate through treatment options to find the one best suited to your needs.

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American Addiction Centers Navigator - Nick
My favorite part is not having to lie anymore. Living a double life and hiding every action, and every thought is extremely tiresome. Now, I am just free to be me. Life is so much easier when you are able to just be open and honest and free.
Nick, Admissions Navigator
American Addiction Centers Navigator - Karla
The best thing about being in recovery is the time. I spent so much time drinking and being hungover that I didn’t do anything else. I now have time to give back to my community, spend time with my family and friends, grow a garden!
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