I'm Worried About Someone
Link copiedYou can't make someone get sober. You can get real support for yourself — starting this week.
Find an Al-Anon meeting — support for YOU, this week.
Free, everywhere, no sign-up. No one will ask you to prove anything.
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Go to one meeting for families this week. Al-Anon is for anyone affected by someone's drinking. Nar-Anon is the same for drugs. Both are free — you just show up.
Or call Face Addiction Now — it used to be called Families Against Narcotics. They guide families one-on-one and can help get your person into treatment.
The Washtenaw crisis line works for worried family members too. Call any hour to talk through what's happening and what you can do.
Be ready for the moment they say yes. Keep the treatment page open or save (734) 544-3050 in your phone — one call starts detox and treatment, insurance or not.
You can't force someone into recovery. But you can get support for yourself. And you can be ready — save the treatment numbers in your phone now, so you have them the moment they say yes.
Places that can help
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Al-Anon
Find a free meeting for family and friends of someone who drinks too much — in person or online.
Local info for the Ann Arbor / Ypsilanti area: (734) 995-4949.
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Nar-Anon
Find a free meeting for family and friends of someone who uses drugs.
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Face Addiction Now (FAN)
Call for one-on-one family guidance and help getting your person into treatment.
Used to be called Families Against Narcotics. There is a Washtenaw chapter — meeting times vary, so check their site or call first.
- faceaddictionnow.org
- Every day, 8 am – 10 pm
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Washtenaw County Crisis Team
Open 24/7
Call about someone you're worried about — this line is for family members too.
If that doesn't work
Dial 2-1-1 any time — they can point you and your person to the right help.
Having a hard night yourself? 988 is for you too — not just for them.
Details change. Call ahead when you can. Last updated July 8, 2026.