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Upcoming NA Meetings in St. Petersburg

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:45 AM Wake Up Clean Group 440 Roser Park Drive South St. Petersburg
12:00 PM Serenity On The Southside Group 440 Roser Park Drive South St. Petersburg
3:00 PM Save Your Ass On The Southside Group 440 Roser Park Drive South St. Petersburg
7:00 PM Basic Meeting Group Online 5401 22nd Avenue North St. Petersburg
7:00 PM Basic Meeting Group Online 5401 22nd Avenue North St. Petersburg
7:15 PM Spiritual Principles Group Roser Park Drive South Online 440 Roser Park Drive South St. Petersburg
7:30 PM St Pete Underground Recovery Group 3901 30th Avenue North St. Petersburg
8:00 PM Beach Group 4615 Gulf Boulevard Suite 112 St. Petersburg
7:45 AM Morning Serenity Group 7550 40th Street North Pinellas Park
10:00 AM Relax and Recover Group 4630 East Bay Drive Clearwater
10:30 AM Women and Recovery Group Pinellas Park 7550 40th Street North Pinellas Park
11:00 AM Hyde Park Group 209 South Tampania Avenue 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
12:00 PM Noon Group South Belcher Road Clearwater 1676 South Belcher Road Clearwater
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
7:00 PM Sunshine Group 1676 South Belcher Road Clearwater
8:00 PM Lifes A Beach Group Gulfport 58th Street South Shore Boulevard Gulfport

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Saint Petersburg is a city located on Florida’s gulf coast. Known for its pleasant weather, the city, sadly, has a lot of residents who suffer from problems associated with drug addiction and substance use disorders. These problems include accidents, financial losses, as well as mental instability. Some of these individuals sink into depression over time as they struggle to effectively communicate with their family members and other people around them. It is not an easy task to stay away from narcotics and for most people, it is a daily battle that comes with a lot of negative effects. Fortunately, some organizations have decided to assist victims of drug addiction in the journey to recovery from drug addiction. One of these organizations is Narcotics Anonymous (NA), which sets up NA meetings in Saint Petersburg. A 12-step program is adopted to assist victims from the treatment stage until a complete recovery is achieved. The NA community also keeps tabs on participants after recovery to make sure they don’t go back to those habits that gave rise to the addiction. Members may be treated in inpatient facilities or outpatient facilities and on completion of treatment, counseling and therapy sessions are made available. These sessions, alongside the meetings, constitute what eases the recovery process. For more details on NA meetings Florida, please check out our directory.

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