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Whiteriver is a census-designated place located on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation in Navajo County. There are NA meetings in Whiteriver to help those struggling with a substance use disorder. While Arizona NA meetings are not based on religion, they are still rooted in spirituality. Most meetings refer to a higher power, which is different for each member. In fact, most NA meetings include references to “God,” and many members will offer a prayer at the end of the meeting. However, some NA members simply replace “God” with the phrase “higher power.” Although these references to a higher power may make some newcomers uncomfortable, the higher power aspect is meant to serve as moral guidance and a basis for the members. Closed NA meetings in Whiteriver are not open to non-NA members. These meetings are only for people who have had substance use disorder. They are more private and focused on recovery topics. These sessions are also more intimate than open ones, allowing people to feel more comfortable speaking openly about their experiences with those who are in the same situation as them. Browse our directory to find Arizona NA meetings near you. For help finding professional treatment, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to speak with a specialist today.

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