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Al-Anon Student Support Group

When someone you care about struggles with alcohol or substance use, you may find yourself carrying worry, confusion, frustration, or responsibilities that are difficult to manage alone.

This anonymous, student-centered support group offers a caring space for USC students whose lives have been affected by a family member’s or friend’s drinking or substance use. Students are welcome to listen, share their experiences, and find encouragement among others who understand. No prior experience with Al-Anon is needed.

Wednesdays when school is in session | 6-7 pm | URC 201

12 Step Recovery

Alcoholics Anonymous is a 12-step program that offers a process of recovery from alcoholism. USC provides a home to 12-step groups in the University Religious Center (URC). There are several AA and other 12-step program meetings held each week, and they provide a solution to anyone who is curious, baffled, desperate, or hopeless regarding their drinking or substance abuse. The meetings are open to the public but provide an anonymous environment in which people can turn their lives around. Meeting Days and Times
  • Monday-Thursday, 6:00-7:00 pm in URC 102
  • Sundays, 6:30-8:00 pm in URC 108

Additional Neighborhood Resource (UPC)

Nack Behavioral Health

A therapy practice located in the University Park neighborhood (near Adams and 27th Street), Nack Behavioral Health offers intensive outpatient services in a setting tailored to college students.

Students are encouraged to connect first to establish care with Counseling and Mental Health services in USC Student Health, so there is seamless continuity in support and treatment plan.

https://www.nackbh.com/nack-x-usc