Brockton, Massachusetts NA Meetings

Are There Any NA Meetings in Brockton?

If you’re looking for a Narcotics Anonymous meeting in Brockton, you’ll find a steady weekly schedule across different days and in different formats. Above, you’ll find a list showing what’s running now, including groups that welcome newcomers and others in discussion or step study formats.

You can also look to Boston or down to Fall River. Both are just a short drive from Plymouth County.  For the full picture of meetings across the state, including other towns within reach of Brockton, check the Massachusetts meeting list.

What are NA Meetings Like?

Narcotics Anonymous is a peer led fellowship, not professional treatment. If you’re curious about recovery or want to support someone who is, you can attend an open meeting, even if you’re not in NA. A closed meeting is for someone who identifies as having a drug problem. Meetings come in different formats, including speaker meetings, discussion meetings and step study groups.

A speaker meeting gives one person time to share their recovery journey and what they’ve learned along the way. At a discussion meeting, everyone has a chance to share their thoughts on a common topic. A step study group works through the 12 steps one at a time.

Newcomers often come in, sit down, and listen, then leave without talking to anyone. Plenty of others come straight from detox, are fresh off a tough week or just need the support of people who understand the struggle.  There is no cost, no sign-up and no expectation of clean time before walking in.

How do I Get to a Meeting Here?

The easiest way to get to a meeting in Brockton is by car. If you don’t have reliable transportation, choose a meeting on a bus line or ask someone else going to the meeting to give you a ride.

When nothing local fits the week or you don’t feel like leaving home, but still need a meeting, an online NA meeting can fill the gap. In fact, many people here mix in person and virtual meetings depending on their schedules.