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Santa Rosa, California NA Meetings

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Upcoming NA Meetings in Santa Rosa

Time Name Address / Platform Region
12:00 PM Nooner Group Santa Rosa 2200 Sonoma Avenue Santa Rosa
2:00 PM Toe Tappin Thursday Group 175 Page Street Cotati
8:00 PM Sleeping Tigers Group Online 2264 Green Hill Road Sebastopol

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Santa Rosa is a city in Sonoma County, California. All has not been rosy for many residents of this city due to substance use disorders. NA meetings Santa Rosa provide a supportive and encouraging community for people who are affected by drug addiction. It is more efficient to quit narcotics addiction by joining a community than going through the process alone. Drug addiction recovery requires long-term recovery procedures, and there are times when one would need extra hands. California NA meetings are available to guide as many people who want to overcome drug addiction. Members are committed to participants’ recovery, engaging them in progressive programs that help them attain sobriety. During NA meetings, Santa Rosa members have sessions where they share their experiences with those affected by narcotics addiction. These meetings are a safe and non-discriminatory environment for individuals who want to quit drugs. Open NA meetings, as the name implies, allow family and acquaintances of participants to join and support them during programs. Closed meetings, however, are exclusively for people working to overcome substance use disorders. You can check our directory on our website to see all California NA meetings and find the meeting group closest to you. You can also contact our specialists for more information.

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