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12 resources to explore
Alcoholics Anonymous
A fellowship centered on recovery from alcoholism through shared experience and mutual support.
Find AA near youre:generation
Explore a Bible-based discipleship and recovery program, and find information from the program’s own team.
Explore re:generationAl-Anon
Peer support for people affected by someone else’s drinking. The focus is on your own well-being and recovery.
Find an Al-Anon meetingNarcotics Anonymous
A fellowship where people share experience and support one another in recovery from addiction.
Find an NA meetingCelebrate Recovery
A Christian recovery ministry for people working through addictions, hurts, and difficult patterns in their lives.
Find a Celebrate Recovery groupSMART Recovery
Free peer meetings for people working on alcohol, drugs, gambling, or other addictive behaviors. A secular option, online and in person.
Explore SMART meetingsNar-Anon
A fellowship for people affected by someone else’s addiction, with support focused on your own experience.
Find a Nar-Anon meetingSMART Family & Friends
Support groups and practical tools for communication, coping, and caring for yourself when someone you love struggles with addiction.
Explore family supportFindTreatment.gov
Search for substance use and mental health treatment providers. Explore the listing and contact a provider about care, cost, and availability.
Find treatment optionsRethinking Drinking
Explore information and resources about drinking, making a change, and finding support from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
Explore drinking & recoverySAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential treatment referral and information in English and Spanish, 24/7 in the U.S. Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
Helpline detailsCare, connection & the next step.
Explore care and support through The Church of Eleven22. Visit the church’s own Care page for current opportunities and ways to connect with its team.
Before you go
Check the organizer’s current listing for meeting times, location, accessibility, and who the group is intended for. Peer support and professional care serve different needs; you can explore both.
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A little encouragement before your next step.
Her first recovery meeting began with a question at the door: “Do I have to talk?”
Read The chair at the door.