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Let's start by exploring some free online resources that provide ongoing support for sobriety and recovery. Here are a few reputable websites, forums, and apps that you might find helpful:

SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration): SAMHSA's website offers a wealth of information on substance use and mental health disorders, treatment options, and recovery resources. Visit [samhsa.gov] for more information.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Online Intergroup: AA provides online meetings and resources for individuals seeking support for alcohol addiction. You can find virtual meetings and other resources at [aa-intergroup.org].
Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Online Meetings: NA offers online meetings and resources for those recovering from narcotics addiction. Visit [na.org/meetingsearch] to find virtual meetings.
SMART Recovery: SMART Recovery offers science-based self-help tools and online meetings for addiction recovery. Their website, [smartrecovery.org], provides access to a variety of resources and support.
Reddit Recovery Communities: Reddit hosts several active recovery communities, such as r/stopdrinking and r/recovery. These forums provide peer support, encouragement, and shared experiences.
In The Rooms: In The Rooms is an online recovery community offering live meetings and discussion groups for various types of addiction. Visit [intherooms.com] to join.
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation: Hazelden Betty Ford offers a variety of online resources, including articles, podcasts, and webinars on addiction and recovery. Visit [hazeldenbettyford.org] for more information.
Psychology Today: Psychology Today’s website features articles on addiction, mental health, and recovery. You can also find a directory of therapists and support groups at ." psychologytoday.com

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Section 2: Free Online Resources