Drugs & Alcohol

Attention:

Due to coronavirus (COVID-19), the Substance Use Intervention Services staff are working remotely until further notice.

To reach us, please call 812-856- 3898 or email subuse@indiana.edu and we will be in touch to support you and answer any questions you may have. 

For the latest information on Indiana University’s coronavirus/COVID-19 response, please visit coronavirus.iu.edu.

Talk to someone about drugs or alcohol

Substance Use Intervention Services offers a safe, judgment-free space for drug and alcohol use and recovery support through the Collegiate Recovery Community. Call to make an appointment, or drop in during office hours.

Students also can request a meeting with a counselor to discuss their own substance use or concerns about a friend. Students who have been involved in minor alcohol-related incidents on campus may also be asked to meet with a counselor to reflect on their decisions as an alternative to participating in the campus judicial process.

Meet with a counselor

Substance Use Intervention Services

506 N. Fess Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47408
  • Phone: 812-856-3898
  • Email: subuse@indiana.edu
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Substance use recovery and support

If you are recovering from drug or alcohol dependence, or would like to start your recovery process, Substance Use Intervention Services can help by assessing your needs, connecting you to the Collegiate Recovery Community, and referring you to services on and off campus.

Find recovery support services

Take a Cannabis T-Break

This guide from the University of Vermont will help support you on a cannabis tolerance break.

What kind of party animal are you?

Learn what your party habits say about you. Take this quiz from IUPUI.

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Working with us

  • We offer supportive and honest communication and empathy. We show this compassion the moment you contact us.
  • We meet you where you are and will help you get to where you need to be.
  • We encourage you to think critically about drinking alcohol, using drugs, and the impact those activities may have on you and your ability to be successful at IU.
  • We do more than talk and listen. We promote learning, self reflection, and growth in everything we do.
  • We not only respect your physical, emotional, and spiritual boundaries—we help you define and protect them on your own.
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Not sure where to go for help?

Submit a Care Referral