Nationwide directory
Start with the state you are in, then use the education library to understand how meetings work, how peer support fits with professional care, and how to check that a resource is current.
All 50 states and Washington, D.C. Each state page links to the official AA and NA meeting finders, lists major cities, and shows the verified listings we hold for that state.
51 states shown
These cities have enough distinct local information to carry their own page. Elsewhere, search by city or ZIP code from your state page.
Original, plain-language articles about meetings, peer support, treatment, families, and how to judge whether a resource online is trustworthy.
Getting started · 6 min read
A plain-language introduction to Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous: how they are organized, what membership means, and what they do not do.
Read articleGetting started · 5 min read
A step-by-step guide to choosing a meeting, confirming the details, and getting through the door for the first time.
Read articleGetting started · 5 min read
The typical shape of a 12-step meeting, from the opening readings through the discussion and closing, and the difference between open and closed meetings.
Read articleFor families · 6 min read
Practical ways family and friends can be useful without taking over, including what to say, what to avoid, and where families find support for themselves.
Read articleMeetings · 5 min read
How virtual and in-person meetings differ in practice, when each works better, and how to get the most out of a virtual meeting.
Read articleUnderstanding options · 6 min read
The difference between a peer meeting and clinical care, how they complement each other, and when professional or emergency care is the right next step.
Read articleRecovery can mean different things to different people. Whether you're looking for mental health resources, support for drug or alcohol addiction, or professional treatment options, our specialized resource websites can help you explore the next step.
Professional addiction treatment options, including detox, residential rehabilitation, PHP, IOP, and other treatment resources.
Find Treatment Optionsfindyourrecovery.comEducational resources and support information for individuals struggling with drug addiction and substance use disorders.
Explore Drug Recovery Resourcesaddictoutreach.comMental health information, support resources, and treatment-related information.
Explore Mental Health Resourcesmentalhealthoutreach.comAlcohol-related recovery information, educational resources, and support pathways for people affected by alcohol misuse.
Explore Alcohol Recovery Resourcesalcoholicoutreach.comNational Recovery Directory is a resource directory, not a treatment provider, medical practice, or emergency service. If you or someone you care about needs help right now, please contact emergency services directly.
A peer support meeting is not a substitute for emergency medical treatment. Severe alcohol or sedative withdrawal can be life-threatening and requires emergency medical care.