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Find AA, NA, SMART Recovery, Christian recovery, and other paths to connection. Choose an official meeting directory and check the organizer’s current details.
8 resources to explore
SUPPORT WITH YOUR DRINKING Alcoholics Anonymous
A fellowship centered on recovery from alcoholism through shared experience and mutual support.
Find AA near you
CHRIST-CENTERED DISCIPLESHIP re:generation
Explore a Bible-based discipleship and recovery program, and find information from the program’s own team.
Explore re:generation
RECOVERY FROM DRUG ADDICTION Narcotics Anonymous
A fellowship where people share experience and support one another in recovery from addiction.
Find an NA meeting
CHRIST-CENTERED RECOVERY Celebrate Recovery
A Christian recovery ministry for people working through addictions, hurts, and difficult patterns in their lives.
Find a Celebrate Recovery group
PRACTICAL PEER SUPPORT SMART Recovery
Free peer meetings for people working on alcohol, drugs, gambling, or other addictive behaviors. A secular option, online and in person.
Explore SMART meetings
PROFESSIONAL CARE · UNITED STATES FindTreatment.gov
Search for substance use and mental health treatment providers. Explore the listing and contact a provider about care, cost, and availability.
Find treatment options
UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS NIAAA Treatment Navigator
A guide to finding alcohol treatment for yourself or an adult loved one, including what to look for and questions to ask.
Explore the treatment guide
EXPLORE YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH ALCOHOL Rethinking Drinking
Explore information and resources about drinking, making a change, and finding support from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
Explore drinking & recoveryBefore you go
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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.