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Norfolk, Massachusetts NA Meetings

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Upcoming NA Meetings in Norfolk

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:00 PM Steps In The Chapel Group 200 Angell Road Cumberland
7:00 PM More Will Be Revealed Group Framingham 62 A Kendall Street Framingham
8:30 PM Living Free Group 940 Belmont Street Brockton

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A common type of NA meeting in Massachusetts is a speaker meeting. Speaker NA meetings in Norfolk have the speaker share their personal story of recovery, including turning points, strength, gratitude, and hope. The speaker will usually speak for twenty to thirty minutes and will be followed by a time for the other NA members to share their stories. These meetings are generally open to everyone, and a newcomer to the organization can feel comfortable sharing their personal story. The benefits of NA meetings include socialization. Attending NA meetings gives people the chance to make new friends. The members of NA meetings are open to newcomers, and they provide a place for individuals to connect with others who they can relate to. Being part of a NA group helps people deal with negative side effects that can occur during recovery such as relapse and withdrawal. It is free to attend meetings and can be found on various platforms. Some of these websites are more formal than others and may not be accessible by some people. It is important to understand how different sites work. Browse our directory to find NA meetings in Massachusetts that are a fit for you. If you need help finding professional treatment, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to speak with a specialist today.

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