Addiction Medicine
Our addiction and substance use programs at UChicago Medicine and Ingalls Memorial offer a wide range of treatment services for substance use and compulsive and impulse control disorders.
After a comprehensive assessment, our behavioral health professionals will recommend a length and type of treatment specific to your needs.
Participating in these programs can help you achieve sobriety, prevent relapse, manage stress, identify triggers and high-risk situations, learn new coping skills and join local support groups.
We provide assessment and treatment of addiction and substance use disorders like:
- Alcohol and drug abuse
- Impulsive behavior (Hyde Park)
- Gambling addiction (Hyde Park)
- Sexual addiction (Hyde Park)
- Skin picking (Hyde Park)
- Kleptomania (Hyde Park)
- Hair pulling (trichotillomania) (Hyde Park)
- Tobacco use (Hyde Park)
Treatment Services at UChicago Medicine
Participants attend up to 90 days of primary treatment with can include any combination of detoxification services, inpatient treatment and/or addiction day treatment.
Once complete, patients will participate in an intensive outpatient program, tapering into continuing care focused on community involvement. Therapy services can also include individual, family and group sessions. Specialty groups are also available to address dual diagnosis, trauma, anger management/conflict resolution, mood stabilization, chronic pain and financial concerns.
The early intervention program is designed for adults who may be engaging in at-risk behaviors, such as a chemical, gambling, Internet, video game or spending behaviors.
Treatment Services at UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial
No-Cost, Confidential Assessment & Referrals
In order to quickly respond to your needs, a trained mental health professional is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You can make an appointment by calling:
- Ingalls Memorial at 708-915-6411
- UChicago Medicine at 1-888-824-0200
Our assessment and referral staff assesses each individual to determine his or her behavioral health needs and makes referrals based on those needs.
Request an Appointment
To speak to someone directly, please call 1-888-824-0200. If you have symptoms of an urgent nature, please call your doctor or go to the emergency room immediately.
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