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Recovery resources in Seattle, WA
Seattle's meetings span the city's neighborhoods and the surrounding communities of Bellevue, Redmond, Kent, Everett, and Tacoma. The area is known for a large number of hybrid meetings that pair in-person attendance with a simultaneous online option.
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National resources that apply everywhere appear alongside any statewide or local listings we have verified. Every entry shows where the information came from and when it was last checked.
Narcotics Anonymous — Official Literature
VerifiedRecovery Literature · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Fellowship-approved books and informational pamphlets
Source: NA World Services (na.org) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceAlcoholics Anonymous — Official Literature and Publications
VerifiedRecovery Literature · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Books, pamphlets and recovery literature
Source: AA General Service Office (aa.org) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceNIDA — Drug Information and Research Resources
VerifiedRecovery Literature · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Research-based information on drugs and addiction
Source: NIDA, National Institutes of Health (nida.nih.gov) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceNIAAA Alcohol Treatment Navigator
VerifiedRecovery Literature · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Guidance on finding and evaluating alcohol treatment
Source: NIAAA, National Institutes of Health (niaaa.nih.gov) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official source211 — Community Services Helpline
VerifiedLocal Recovery Support · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Dial 211 for local community and social services
Source: United Way 211 (211.org) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceFindTreatment.gov — Behavioral Health Treatment Locator
VerifiedLocal Recovery Support · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Searchable by ZIP code and service type at any time
Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (findtreatment.gov) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceCrisis Text Line — text HOME to 741741
VerifiedLocal Recovery Support · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Text-based crisis support, available 24/7
Source: Crisis Text Line (crisistextline.org) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official source988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
VerifiedLocal Recovery Support · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Call or text 988, available 24/7
Source: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (988lifeline.org) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceSAMHSA National Helpline — 1-800-662-4357
VerifiedLocal Recovery Support · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, free and confidential
Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (samhsa.gov) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceFaces & Voices of Recovery
VerifiedPeer Support · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · National recovery advocacy and community resources
Source: Faces & Voices of Recovery (facesandvoicesofrecovery.org) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceWellbriety — White Bison
VerifiedPeer Support · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Culturally based recovery resources and gatherings
Source: White Bison (whitebison.org) · verified 2026-10-27
Open official sourceNar-Anon Family Groups
VerifiedPeer Support · Applies nationwide
In-person or online · Meeting lists published by the organization
Source: Nar-Anon Family Groups (nar-anon.org) · verified 2026-10-27
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Where meetings are held around Seattle
Many Seattle-area meetings are held in community centers and churches reachable by bus or light rail, and local schedules are published daily by the area's meeting office.
- Capitol Hill
- Ballard
- Fremont
- University District
- Bellevue
- Redmond
- Kent
- Everett
Confirming details in Seattle
Meeting schedules, locations, and group policies change. Local intergroups and central offices publish the most current information, and the official finders cover the whole metro area. Details can also change with the seasons, so a quick check on the organizer's own page before traveling is worth the minute it takes.
Looking at the whole state? See recovery resources in Washington or online meetings.
Professional and specialized support
Peer meetings are one path. These sister sites cover professional treatment, mental health resources, drug-related recovery, and alcohol-related recovery that are available to people in Seattle.
Addict Outreach
Educational resources and support information for individuals struggling with drug addiction and substance use disorders.
Explore Drug Recovery Resourcesaddictoutreach.comMental Health Outreach
Mental health information, support resources, and treatment-related information.
Explore Mental Health Resourcesmentalhealthoutreach.comAlcoholic Outreach
Alcohol-related recovery information, educational resources, and support pathways for people affected by alcohol misuse.
Explore Alcohol Recovery Resourcesalcoholicoutreach.com
If This Is An Emergency
National 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.
- Call or text 988 for mental health or suicide crisis support (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).
- Call 911 for an immediate medical emergency.
- Alcohol and sedative withdrawal can be life-threatening. Anyone experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms needs emergency medical care right away.
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.