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Upcoming NA Meetings in Chester

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:00 PM New Way of Life Group Middletown 40 Smith Street Middletown
7:30 PM Innervisions Group 16 County Route 105 Highland Mills

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Chester is a village in Orange County, New York. This small community offers several support groups to help those struggling with substance use disorder. NA meetings in Chester and NA meetings in New York nearby provide people suffering from substance use disorder with community support to help them manage their condition. During meetings, members are encouraged to openly discuss their experiences with substance use disorder. By being open about their experiences with people who share similar struggles, members are more likely to come up with solutions that can help them enter long-term recovery while getting around the stigma that people may face in other settings. In addition to group support, NA has members use the 12-step program, a set of principles that declares substance use disorder cannot be conquered alone, encouraging participants to team up with a higher power to help them enter long-term recovery. Twelve-step programs emphasize that substance use disorder is a chronic condition rather than a poor choice, reducing guilt. NA meetings in Chester are free to attend and only require you to have a desire to stop substance use. To find a NA meeting in New York, visit our directory at narcotics.com. For help finding treatment options, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to speak with a specialist for more information.

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