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Joliet, Illinois NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Joliet, Illinois, 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 Joliet

Time Name Address / Platform Region
6:00 PM Mission of Hope Group 331 South Ottawa Street Joliet
6:00 PM Time for a Change Group 333 Madison Street Joliet
9:00 AM Saturday Morning Clean Group 1620 Plainfield Road Crest Hill
9:00 AM Stepping Stones 1620 Plainfield Road Crest Hill
10:00 AM Wake Up And Recover Group 24600 West 127th Street Plainfield
7:00 PM Sunday Night Magic Group 249 North Bolingbrook Drive Bolingbrook

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NA meetings in Joliet

Joliet is close enough to Chicago to be considered one of the suburbs. The city is located in the southwest corner along I-80. Joliet has a population of over 152,000 people, which supports a workable weekly schedule of Narcotics Anonymous meetings. 

The area offers several formats including open and closed sessions, discussion and step study groups. These are all on different nights of the week so you can attend over several nights without repeating the content. A newcomer can usually find a meeting within a day or two of deciding to go rather than waiting for one night of the week. 

Our Chicago meeting list has a much larger set of options when people in Joliet want a different time slot or a different type of meeting. You might also consider the meetings in the southern suburbs to add to your fellowship.

What Happens in a Narcotics Anonymous Meeting in Joliet?

Our Narcotics Anonymous page explains how the fellowship works and our support groups page helps family members figure out where they fit into their loved one’s recovery. Narcotics Anonymous has two general categories of meetings.

An open meeting welcomes anyone interested in the recovery process, including friends and family members who want to know more about the program you’re using. A closed meeting is only for people who acknowledge they have a drug problem and are searching for peer support to benefit their recovery journey. 

Once you’ve arrived, you’re not expected to talk or answer questions. You can sit and listen and leave when you’re comfortable. There’s no cost to go, no sign in sheet and no clean time required before you attend.

Getting to a Meeting in Joliet, Illinois

Joliet is more geographically spread out, with meetings available throughout the metro area and in some neighborhoods. A car or rideshare brings the full schedule into realistic reach since the public transit system is rather thin. 

An online meeting is a good fallback position when the local calendar does not offer a meeting within reach or that fits your schedule. Our Illinois meetings page allows you to check the statewide listings. 

This includes how the Joliet schedule compares with the rest of the state and where the nearest larger city list is when local options are not available on a given night. Use this information to check your options when you’re traveling throughout Illinois.

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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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