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Upcoming NA Meetings in Jerome

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7:30 PM HOPE Group 8 East Cottonwood Street Cottonwood

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The town of Jerome was founded in the 19th century and is located in Yavapai County, Arizona. A good number of its locals battle daily with substance addiction and other substance-related ailments. Narcotics Anonymous is a global body established in 1953 with the sole aim of providing support and recovery programs to individuals who battle substance use disorders. Although treatable, recovering from substance use disorder can be a very gruesome process, with many individuals experiencing the occasional relapse. The NA meetings Arizona hosts provide the much-needed peer-to-peer support and guidance necessary to facilitate effective and long-term recovery. NA meetings in Jerome offer participants a platform to network with fellow participants and members at different stages of recovery. There are also shared experience sessions where participants are encouraged to talk about their experiences with the addiction and draw strength and support from one another. Aftercare services are also available to help participants build healthier life habits and achieve long-term sobriety. You can use the NA directory published on narcotics.com containing a list of NA meetings AZ to locate the one nearest to you. Our specialists are also available round the clock to help you find adequate treatment programs and rehab centers close to you.

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