Louisville kentucky Alcoholism
AA and Associates
- 422 Main Street
- Carrollton,KY, 41008
Kentucky Driving School
- 110 West Dixie Avenue
- Elizabethtown,KY, 42701
AA and Associates Approved Alc/Drug
- 4006 Dutchmans Lane
- Louisville,KY, 40207
Above and Beyond Counseling
- 5330 South 3rd Street
- Louisville,KY, 40214
Above and Beyond Counseling
- 5404 Valley Station Road
- Louisville,KY, 40272
Alcohol Education and Counseling Servs
- 6801 Dixie Highway
- Louisville,KY, 40258
Alpha Counseling Services
- 2100 Gardiner Lane
- Louisville,KY, 40205
Baptist Hospital East
- 4000 Kresge Way
- Louisville,KY, 40207
Beacon House Aftercare Program Inc
- 963 South 2nd Street
- Louisville,KY, 40203
Better Alternatives Counseling
- 1169 Eastern Parkway
- Louisville,KY, 40217
Center for Behavioral Health KY Inc
- 1402 Browns Lane
- Louisville,KY, 40207
Central State Hospital
- 10510 LaGrange Road
- Louisville,KY, 40223
David Harmon and Associates
- Professional Centre Building
- Louisville,KY, 40216
David Harmon and Associates
- 4010 Dupont Circle
- Louisville,KY, 40207
Dr Donald T Stokes and Associates Inc
- 1941 Bishop Lane
- Louisville,KY, 40218
Healing Place
- 1607 West Broadway
- Louisville,KY, 40203
Interlink Counseling Services Inc
- 8311 A and B Preston Highway
- Louisville,KY, 40219
Jefferson Drug Court
- 717 West Market Street
- Louisville,KY, 40202
Kentucky Driving School
- 3715 Bardstown Road
- Louisville,KY, 40218
LEAP Inc
- 4738 Rockford Plaza
- Louisville,KY, 40216
Lighthouse Adolescent Recovery Center
- 1935 Bluegrass Avenue
- Louisville,KY, 40215
Methadone/Opiate Rehabilitation and
- 1448 South 15th Street
- Louisville,KY, 40210
Morton Center Inc
- 1028 Barret Avenue
- Louisville,KY, 40204
New Beginnings DUI Program
- 2210 Meadow Drive
- Louisville,KY, 40218
Saint Jude Womens Recovery Center
- 431 East Saint Catherine Street
- Louisville,KY, 40203
Seven Counties Services
- 600 South Preston Street
- Louisville,KY, 40202
Seven Counties Services
- 914 East Brodway
- Louisville,KY, 40204
Ten Broeck Hospital
- 1405 Browns Lane
- Louisville,KY, 40207
Ten Broeck Hospital
- 8521 LaGrange Road
- Louisville,KY, 40242
Thomas J Bumpas M Divinity
- 6000 Brownsboro Park Boulevard
- Louisville,KY, 40207
AA and Associates Approved Alc/Drug
- 1225 North Dixie Avenue
- Radcliff,KY, 40160
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