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Upcoming NA Meetings in Elizabethtown

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:30 PM Elizabethtown Group 75 Park Street Elizabethtown
7:30 PM Learning to Live Group 12 Street Patrick Place Port Henry

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Elizabethtown is a town in Essex County, New York. Substance use disorder is a lingering issue in this small community. Fortunately, there are NA meetings in Elizabethtown and other NA meetings in New York in nearby areas as a resource. While NA meetings are not religious-based they are spiritual in nature. NA meetings use the 12-step program to help members enter recovery. Twelve-step programs are a set of principles that ask members to accept that they cannot conquer substance use disorder alone and must seek help from a community and a higher power. Although some members believe in God, many others do not. There is no set definition of what is spiritual, and NA meetings can be anything that members find spiritually meaningful. Regardless of personal beliefs, NA meetings are a safe environment for a variety of experiences and views. Some meetings allocate time for announcements, including anniversaries celebrating sobriety or the day a person first attended NA. These events may be celebrated with medallions or key tags to identify the milestones. Afterward, the support group members can read or deliver a message for the person’s anniversary. Browse our directory to find suitable NA meetings in Eden or NA meetings in New York. For help finding treatment options, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to get in touch with a specialist for more information.

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