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Newark is a city in Alameda County, California, entirely contained within the city of Fremont. One of the benefits of NA meetings in Newark is that they provide an environment where you can share your experiences with other people in recovery and show you are not alone in your struggle. California NA meetings not only offer support to fellow members, but they also teach you skills to remain substance-free. There are many risk factors that lead to substance use disorder, but with the help of your peers in meetings, you can learn to recognize these risks and avoid relapse. Although some members frequently refer to “God”, NA meetings ask members to accept help from a higher power that can be different for each person. Some people replace the word “God” with “higher power,” but the purpose is the same. The higher power aspect of NA meetings is meant to be a source of moral guidance for all members. NA meetings in Newark are free and open to everyone. The only requirement is a desire to stop substance use disorder. Browse our directory to find California NA meetings near you. For help finding professional treatment, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to speak with a specialist for more information.

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