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Upcoming NA Meetings in Brookhaven

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:30 AM Recovery in the AM Group Wilmington 900 North Washington Street Wilmington
9:00 AM Just For Today Group Camden Online 422 Market Street Camden
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 Face Everything And Recover Group Philadelphia 1101 West Susquehanna Avenue Philadelphia
11:30 AM Grateful Heads Group 420 Crown Point Road West Deptford
11:30 AM By NA Means Necessary Group Wilmington 2700 North Washington Street Wilmington
12:00 PM Afternoon Recovery Group 422 Market Street Camden
12:00 PM Glenolden Day Group 2 South Chester Pike Glenolden
1:00 PM Square One Group 1904 Walnut Street Philadelphia
1:00 PM Heres Faith Group 1331 South 58th Street Philadelphia
5:00 PM Dream Is Alive Group 1400 North 26th Street Philadelphia
5:30 PM Last Chance for Recovery Group 2102 Governor Printz Boulevard Wilmington
5:30 PM On the Right Track Group 451 South University Avenue Philadelphia
6:00 PM Freedom With No Limits Group West Girard Avenue 4151 West Girard Avenue Philadelphia
6:30 PM Shopping for Recovery Group 1323 North 52nd Street Philadelphia
6:30 PM Keep Coming Back Group Philadelphia 2101 North Broad Street Philadelphia
6:30 PM South Philly do Recover Group 744 South 17th Street Philadelphia
7:00 PM Tuesday Night Group West Chester 111 North Chruch Street West Chester

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Brookhaven is a borough in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Several people in Brookhaven are struggling to overcome their substance use disorders and require special assistance. Such individuals do not need to leave their city or disrupt their daily routines to receive the assistance they require. This is made possible by the Narcotics Anonymous community. The Narcotics Anonymous community is a well-known social organization that assists people in their recovery from narcotics use. NA meetings in Brookhaven are held to assist people in seeking help, support, and encouragement from others who are experiencing the symptoms of substance use disorders. When people fail to recognize and seek help early enough, substance use disorders develop into serious compulsive habits. This is because the signs and symptoms of substance use disorders appear in small stages that are easy to overlook. It becomes increasingly intense, severe, and out of control over time. Regardless of the stage, people should seek help as soon as they become aware of their substance use disorders. Among the many effective treatment options, joining the Narcotics Anonymous community is the least expensive, least time-consuming, and most effective. All you have to do is show up at any of the NA meetings that the community has organized. Check out the list of NA meetings in Pennsylvania on narcotics.com to find one near you. If you require additional assistance in overcoming substance use disorders, our experts are available to assist you.

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