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Upcoming NA Meetings in Aldan

Time Name Address / Platform Region
9:00 AM Front Line Group 422 Market Street Camden
9:00 AM First Things First Group 543 Somerdale Road Blackwood
9:00 AM Out of the Darkness Group 1021 South 21st Street Philadelphia
9:00 AM Recovery in the Morning Group 4800 Wayne Avenue Philadelphia
10:00 AM Fifth Tradition Group 501 Chester Pike Norwood
10:00 AM What Can I Do Group 315 South 59th Street Philadelphia
10:00 AM We Need Help Group 2509 West Lehigh Avenue Philadelphia
10:00 AM How it Works Group Philadelphia 2418 Kensington Ave Philadelphia
10:00 AM Getting Well Under The EL Group 1810 East Somerset Street Philadelphia
10:00 AM Face Everything And Recover Group Philadelphia 1101 West Susquehanna Avenue Philadelphia
12:00 PM Afternoon Recovery Group 422 Market Street Camden
12:00 PM We Do Recover Group Norristown 535 Haws Avenue Norristown
12:00 PM Glenolden Day Group 2 South Chester Pike Glenolden
12:00 PM Pleasant Afternoon Group 5725 Sprague Street Philadelphia
12:00 PM Full Force Group 898 West Lehigh Avenue Philadelphia
12:00 PM Friday Bootle Group 907 North Broad Street Philadelphia
1:00 PM Square One Group 1904 Walnut Street Philadelphia
1:00 PM Recovery on Haverford Group 651 North 40th Street Philadelphia
2:45 PM Vision of Love Group 2144 Cecil B Moore Avenue Philadelphia
5:30 PM On the Right Track Group 451 South University Avenue Philadelphia

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Aldan is a borough in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Since the city has seen a few cases of substance use disorders, having NA meetings in Aldan has become essential. People who want to live drug-free lives need a chance to do so. NA meetings do not treat substance use disorders, but they do provide support to those who want to stay in recovery while working through the symptoms. The majority of substance use disorders treatments demand that the person suffering from the condition abstain from using drugs. This could cause withdrawal symptoms, which could lead to relapse. There is enough support in the Narcotics Anonymous community, the social support group that organizes NA meetings, to keep everyone motivated in their recovery. Seeing a lot of people who are going through the same thing as you can be very therapeutic. Furthermore, every member of the Narcotics Anonymous community is taught that they are needed and capable of assisting others. This is because the community encourages them to show mutual support so that others can be inspired by their stories and they can be inspired by other people’s stories. Despite the fact that there are various stages and types of substance use disorders, the NA meetings in Pennsylvania are willing to accept anyone who is ready to join. Check out narcotics.com to find a list of NA meetings in your area.

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