 Phase I: Intensive Referral Self-Help Toolkit Adapted to Serve Rural Veterans The investigators will adapt the VAs Intensive Referral Self-Help Toolkit, a practical guide to assist veterans transition into community self-help groups. The adaptation will specifically address factors which are unique to rural veterans such as lack of drug-related meetings, concerns about anonymity, distance and transportation. Secondly, the intensive referral will be adapted to include the enhancement of family involvement in the referral process. Dr. Timko will assist us with the adaptation and feedback from veterans, family members, 12-step group liaisons and providers will inform modification of the Toolkit to address the specific needs of rural veterans, their families, and their healthcare providers. Also in Phase I the Project Peer Support Specialist will canvass self-help groups throughout rural Nebraska and western Iowa to identify 12-step meetings which are welcoming to persons with drug as well as alcohol addictions and individuals willing to serve as a group liaison to support and attend meetings with the veteran and their family member. 