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Upcoming NA Meetings in Corcoran

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7:00 PM Working on Life Group 1820 North Gem Street Tulare

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Corcoran is a city in Kings County, California. There are many residents of this rural community who suffer from long-term substance use disorder. Fortunately, there are support groups in the area including NA meetings in Corcoran and California NA meetings in nearby communities to serve those struggling with substance use disorder. There are some NA meetings that are just a few people, while other groups are large. All meetings provide a safe environment for members to openly discuss their experiences with substance use disorder with people who share similar goals. By attending meetings on a regular basis, your chances of achieving sobriety increase. While NA meetings are not based on religion, they are based on spiritual principles. Members refer to a higher power, which may or may not be a religious entity. Generally, a meeting will include references to “God” and a prayer at the end. Some NA members replace the word “God” with the term “higher power” in their discussions. The spiritual aspect of NA is meant to serve as a guide for morality and personal development. However, the meetings are open to people of all faiths and secular individuals. Browse our directory to find NA meetings in Coalinga and California NA meetings near you. If you are looking for professional treatment options, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to connect with a specialist today.

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