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New Lenox, Illinois NA Meetings

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Upcoming NA Meetings in New Lenox

Time Name Address / Platform Region
10:00 AM Just for Today Group Joliet 331 South Ottawa Street Joliet
11:30 AM Miracles Happen Second Group 425 North Orchard Drive Park Forest
6:00 PM The Group Group 331 South Ottawa Street Joliet
7:00 PM Recovery Matters Group 25 South Central Matteson
7:00 PM Another Chance Group 177 Luther Lane Frankfort

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New Lenox is a village located within the Chicago metropolitan area in Will County, Illinois. There are several resources to help those with a substance use disorder, including NA meetings in New Lenox. Another benefit of NA meetings is that they remind you of the consequences of drug and alcohol use. It is important to remember the good things that come with a sober lifestyle and the consequences of substance use disorder. When you are consistently given simple reminders about these benefits and consequences, it can go a long way in helping you stay sober, even if you relapse. Moreover, NA meetings provide support and guidance to those who need it most. Many NA members admit that the support that they receive from their local group is invaluable. Those who attend their meetings will gain the support that they need to stay sober. Whether you’re a long-term member of NA or a newcomer, you’ll find that these meetings will help you feel more empowered than ever. NA meetings in New Lenox are free to attend and are open to everyone. Look through our directory to find NA meetings in Illinois near you. If you need help finding professional treatment options, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to speak with a specialist today.

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