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Upcoming NA Meetings in Clearwater

Time Name Address / Platform Region
10:00 AM Relax and Recover Group 4630 East Bay Drive Clearwater
12:00 PM Noon Group Turner Street Clearwater 631 Turner Street Clearwater
12:00 PM Noon Group South Belcher Road Clearwater 1676 South Belcher Road Clearwater
7:00 PM Sunshine Group 1676 South Belcher Road Clearwater
8:00 PM Serenity in Addiction Group 631 Turner Street Clearwater
8:00 PM Bay Area Youth Group 1454 Belleair Road Clearwater
7:45 AM Morning Serenity Group 7550 40th Street North Pinellas Park
10:30 AM Women and Recovery Group Pinellas Park 7550 40th Street North Pinellas Park
11:00 AM Principles in the Park Group 3725 Desoto Boulevard Palm Harbor
11:00 AM 11th Step Beach Meeting Group 23rd Avenue Beach Access Indian Rocks Beach
11:00 AM Breakfast Club Group Tampa 6001 Webb Road Tampa
12:00 PM Never Alone Group Pinellas Park 7550 40th Street North Pinellas Park
12:00 PM Always Here Group 7550 40th Street North Pinellas Park
4:00 PM Picnics and Recovery Group 40th Street North 7550 40th Street North Pinellas Park
4:00 PM Picnics and Recovery Group 62nd Street North 6755 62nd Street North Pinellas Park
5:30 PM Save Your Ass Group 7550 40th Street North Pinellas Park
6:00 PM Be a Part Of Group 2686 Bayshore Boulevard Dunedin
7:00 PM Basic Meeting Group Online 5401 22nd Avenue North St. Petersburg
7:00 PM Clean Harbor Group 1733 South Pinellas Avenue Tarpon Springs
7:00 PM Basic Meeting Group Online 5401 22nd Avenue North St. Petersburg

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NA Meetings in Clearwater

Located on the Pinellas County side of Tampa Bay, Clearwater is home to a steady schedule of Narcotics Anonymous meetings. You’ll find these groups spread across the city rather than concentrated in one neighorhood.

Meeting formats here include open, closed, discussion and step study. You’ll likely find something available on most nights. But if nothing is fitting with your schedule, you can look to Tampa, where more meetings are scheduled each week. Sarasota is another option.

Check the listings above to see what’s happening this week and where.

What an NA Meeting Is Like

NA meetings occur in several formats. Open meetings welcome anyone, including family members. Closed meetings are for individuals who want to stop using drugs (or already have).

Within these two types of meetings, you’ll also find discussion, step study and speaker meetings. Step studies work through the 12 Steps of NA in order.

Regardless of the format, several things remain consistent. You don’t have to speak. No one checks how long it’s been since your last use. And you don’t have to pay anything to attend.

For more info on how the fellowship works, see Narcotics Anonymous. You can also look into other options for support groups for individuals with substance use disorders and their families.

Getting to a Meeting Here

You’ll probably be driving to meetings in Clearwater rather than walking. Give yourself extra time to get there in the winter since beach traffic slows things down.

If you can’t find a meeting that works with your schedule, online NA meetings offer additional options. Or you can check the Florida meeting directory for meetings in other nearby areas.

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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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