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There are two main types of NA meetings in Heber. The first is the speaker meeting and the second is a discussion meeting. In both of these types, the members of the group discuss their experiences. Discussion meetings are open to anyone who has a problem with substances and are a safe place for everyone. While there is no time limit for the meeting, it can last until everyone has shared their experience. It is a great place for people who want to share their stories of recovery with other people who are going through substance use disorder. Speaker meetings typically have a member of the NA community share their stories for extended periods of time. During the speaker meeting, speakers are introduced by name. The newcomers are often welcomed with a handshake and a welcome. Almost all meetings end with a prayer or reading. However, NA meetings are religiously unaffiliated. While it is not religious, it is grounded in spirituality. The participants often refer to a higher power and use the term “God” to define it. In addition, there are often prayers at the close of the meeting. However, the meetings are suitable for a person of any faith and secular individuals. Browse our directory to find NA meetings in Heber-Overgaard and other Arizona NA meetings that are near you. If you need help finding professional treatment options, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to connect with a specialist today.

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