How To Find Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Meetings In Ohio

Narcotics Anonymous, or NA, is a leading nonprofit organization facilitating fellowship and accountability between men and women of all ages who live with various forms of addiction, particularly opioid or drug abuse.

The organization is the second-largest twelve-step organization in the world after Alcoholics Anonymous. NA has tens of thousands of meetings in well over 100 countries, numerous remote meeting options, and a strong presence in the state of Ohio.

How To Find NA Meetings In Ohio

To locate a meeting near you, go online and visit the Narcotics Anonymous World Services homepage and select FIND A MEETING. 

From there, you can select Ohio and enter your local address to view available in-person meetings in your area, meeting schedules, and more information about each group.

Use Filters

You can also look for virtual meetings that use platforms like Zoom and Skype, or filter your options by meeting day, language, or specific formats (open/closed meetings, wheelchair accessible, young people, Basic Text study, non-smoking, etc.)

Double Check Meeting Details

Note that the schedules and details of different meetings can change, and the information presented in your search results may sometimes be out of date. So, reach out to specific meetings near you to confirm your findings and kindly let NA know if any listed information is incorrect.

NA Groups & Addiction Treatment

Narcotics Anonymous has played a key role in the recovery journeys of many Ohio residents. Drug rehab centers, Christian churches, and other community churches and secular organizations actively promote and facilitate NA meetings due to the support the group provides.

Both AA and NA act as 12 step studies, building around twelve specific traditions that the groups’ founders established as a road to recovery. Although NA meetings and literature studies are helpful, they don’t compare to professional addiction treatment options.

However, participating in an NA group while you receive professional treatment services will likely make your recovery efforts stronger and can be a significant benefit.

Professional Addiction Treatment

Medical detox programs, where healthcare providers help participants through the process of drug discontinuation and withdrawal, is the first step in professional care. 

After detox, other professional treatment options found outside of NA include cognitive behavioral therapy, medication-assisted treatment, mental health counseling, and other evidence-based practices.

Ohio Recovery Center

At Ohio Recovery Center, we offer professional detox and inpatient care in a residential treatment setting. We’re located in Van Wert, around 2 hours northwest of Columbus, and we can coordinate NA group meetings along with your professional addiction recovery. 

To learn more, please call our helpline today.