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Southfield, Michigan NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Southfield, Michigan, 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 Southfield

Time Name Address / Platform Region
10:00 AM Wake Up for Recovery Group 1615 East Lewiston Avenue Ferndale
10:30 AM Each One Teach One Group 18600 Wyoming Street Detroit
11:00 AM New Way Group 1045 East Grand Boulevard Detroit
11:30 AM We Care Group Wayne Street 99 Wayne Street Pontiac
12:00 PM Twelve at Noon Group 26700 Warren Street Dearborn Heights
2:00 PM The Thought is the Cause of it All Group 19300 Greenfield Road Detroit
3:00 PM Gaining Life Again Group 3746 Fischer Street Detroit
4:00 PM We Walk Together Group 23 East Adams Avenue Detroit
4:00 PM Been Through the Fire Group 8431 Rosa Parks Boulevard Detroit
5:00 PM One Day At A Time Group Detroit 18400 Schaefer Highway Detroit
5:30 PM Living Together Spiritually Group 8601 Woodward Avenue Detroit
6:00 PM Southwest Freedom Group 3816 Toledo Street Detroit
6:00 PM Spirituality Starts Here Group 7707 West Outer Drive Detroit
6:00 PM Recovering on Mack Group 4390 Conner Avenue Detroit
6:00 PM Trust the Process Group Redford 24801 Five Mile Road Suite 1 Redford
6:30 PM Help in Progress Group 2760 East Grand Boulevard Detroit
7:00 PM Getting it Right On Wednesday Group 29200 Hoover Road Warren
7:00 PM For Sanitys Sake Group 31735 Maplewood Street Garden City
7:00 PM Welcome Home Downriver Group 2060 Council Avenue Lincoln Park
7:00 PM Straight Ahead Group 10000 Beech Daly Road Redford

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Southfield is a city situated in Oakland County, Michigan, United States. The issue of drug addiction is one that many are struggling with in the world today. This is why meetings have been set up in the city of Southfield to help oust these struggles. Narcotics Anonymous (NA) was founded in 1953 and has since been a great help to people battling with substance use disorder. It offers a way out for those who are struggling to overcome drug addiction. The NA meetings in Southfield operate as a support group that provides mutual care and guidance to those people who are struggling with substance use disorder. They also provide sessions either in inpatient or outpatient facilities to help make the recovery process very smooth. They have open NA meetings where participants are allowed to invite their family members and friends to come and be by their sides during the meeting. They also make provisions for members who would prefer to go through the meetings all by themselves. We have a dedicated team of specialists who are always available and ready to provide you with adequate information on treatment programs that are available near you. You can also visit our website at narcotics.com to access our directory on local drug rehab facilities that are available in NA Michigan.

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