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Danbury, Connecticut NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Danbury, Connecticut, with our up-to-date schedule of local recovery support groups. Whether you prefer an in-person or online NA meeting, we make it easy to find the community support you need on your addiction recovery journey.

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Upcoming NA Meetings in Danbury

Time Name Address / Platform Region
6:00 PM Next Step Group 18 Pine Drive Pawling
7:30 PM Just For Tonight Group Katonah Online 31 Bedford Road Katonah
7:30 PM Not At The Church Group 14 West Street Newtown

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NA Meetings in Danbury

Danbury has NA meetings spread throughout the week, giving newcomers a few chances to find a meeting that works for them without having to wait for a single weekly gathering. Meetings here include open and closed groups offered in a mix of formats. If you can’t find something to fit your schedule in Danbury, many people in this part of Fairfield County attend meetings in Bridgeport or Waterbury,  which are both a short drive down I-84 or Route 8.

For a fuller picture of what is available across the state, including the larger metro schedules, see the Connecticut meetings page.

What an NA Meeting Is Like

Trying something new can make anyone nervous, and going to your first NA meeting is no different. Knowing what to expect can help you feel more comfortable walking through the door.

An NA meeting is a room of people who share one problem and talk about it without judgment. No one has to speak, least of all a newcomer. In fact, many first timers will come in, sit, listen and leave without saying a word. Meetings are free and don’t require membership forms or an attendance roster. You won’t be asked to prove you’re clean before you walk in; the only real requirement is the desire to stop using.

Meetings are considered open or closed. An open meeting welcomes anyone curious about the fellowship, including family. In contrast, a closed meeting is only for someone who has identified themselves as having a drug problem. Meetings can also be held in different formats. A speaker meeting is one where a person shares their story with the group; a discussion meeting means that the group talks through a topic together and a step study works through the 12 steps in order.

Getting to a Meeting in Danbury

A car or rideshare makes getting to a meeting in Danbury more realistic, as meetings are spread across different parts of the city, not in one spot. If you don’t have reliable transportation or need a meeting but don’t want to leave home, an online NA meeting is a good alternative to an in person one. To confirm what is running that day, make sure to check the listings above before heading out, as sometimes times, dates, formats and locations change.

People looking into what comes before or alongside meetings can read more in the Narcotics Anonymous overview.

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Calls to numbers on a specific treatment center listing will be routed to that treatment center. Calls to any general helpline could be forwarded to SAMHSA or a verified treatment provider.

If you wish to connect with non-sponsor centers, you can browse meetings, visit our homepage and browse by state, or visit SAMHSA.

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