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Upcoming NA Meetings in Brighton

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:45 PM Return from the Living Dead Group 11 Nevins Street Brighton
9:00 AM Early Morning Recovery Group 774 Albany Street Boston
10:00 AM Morning Break Group 155 Humboldt Avenue Dorchester
12:00 PM Freedom Express Group 116 Roxbury Street Roxbury
12:00 PM Just For Today Group Boston 178 Tremont Street Boston
6:00 PM Living Clean Group 9 Russell Avenue Watertown
6:00 PM Practicing Principles Group 33 Spring Street Lynn
6:00 PM Men Practicing the Principles Group 33 Spring Street Lynn
6:00 PM Passages Group 115 Mill Street Belmont
6:30 PM East Boston Beginners Group 68 Central Square East Boston
6:30 PM South End Miracles Group 157 West Springfield Street Boston
7:00 PM Serenity In Saugus Group 300 Central Street Saugus
7:00 PM Welcome Back Group Online 236 Grove Street Braintree
7:00 PM Design for Living Group 2100 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester
7:30 PM 12 Steps to Recovery Group 33 Spring Street Lynn
7:30 PM Bring Your Own Book Group 392 Ferry Street Everett
7:30 PM Miracle on the Mile Group 780 Albany Street Boston
7:30 PM Clean Cool and Free The Journey Continues Group 82 Green Street Jamaica Plain
8:00 PM Speaking or Recovery Group 68 Central Square East Boston
8:00 PM Hope Near The Hill Group 50 Thurston Street Somerville

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Brighton is a former town and current neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. People struggling with substance use disorders in Brighton can get professional help without having to travel far. They can also join NA meetings in Brighton to meet a lot of other people who are in similar situations to them and are working hard to overcome their addictions and live drug-free lives. One of the long-term issues that a substance use disorder can cause is financial instability, as the person dealing with the condition will go to any length to avoid running out of supplies. Addiction to drugs has a slew of other long-term consequences. Professional substance use disorders treatment includes things like drug detox programs and medication-assisted treatments. However, this is insufficient. People who have successfully treated substance use disorders should consider joining a reputable support group, such as the Narcotics Anonymous community, to ensure that they have adequate support when the challenges of staying in recovery become too much to bear. The Narcotics Anonymous community has existed for quite some time. Its current goal is to create a space where people who have chosen to stay in recovery from the use of drugs can get together on a regular basis to talk about how to stay motivated. The Narcotics Anonymous community holds meetings in a variety of cities, including NA meetings in Massachusetts. Some of these meetings are listed on narcotics.com. To get help with narcotics, you can go to one right away. For information on where to find healthcare facilities in Brighton for the treatment of substance use disorders, call our helplines.

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