Find an AA or NA meeting, anywhere in the US.
It’s 9pm and you want a meeting tonight. You don’t want to explain yourself to anyone, and you don’t have to. AA and NA meetings are happening somewhere in the country every hour, in person and online, and they are open to anyone and anonymous. Pines Recovery Life, a licensed medical detox and residential treatment provider not affiliated with AA or NA, publishes this directory as a service. Meetings and medical treatment are complementary, and most people in lasting recovery use both.
What are AA meetings?
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a peer-led, anonymous fellowship founded in 1935. Its meetings are gatherings of people who share experience and help each other stay sober using the 12-step program. They are not medical treatment.
AA is self-supporting through member contributions. No insurance is needed, and literature is available at cost.
Anonymity is a founding principle. First names only. What’s said in the room stays in the room.
AA has no professional counselors or clinicians. Members volunteer as chairs, speakers, and sponsors. AA offers no medical advice.
Open meetings welcome anyone interested (family, students, allies). Closed meetings are for alcoholics only. Both share the same 12-step core.
A spiritual (not religious) recovery path based on admitting powerlessness, inventory, amends, and service. Work with a sponsor is common.
Narcotics Anonymous is a sister 12-step fellowship for any drug addiction (including alcohol). Same principles, broader scope. NA and AA often share spaces.
State AA/NA directories.
Each state page includes verified local intergroup links, state helplines, and common FAQs. If your state isn’t listed here yet, use the national AA and NA search tools at the top of the page.
South Florida, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Jacksonville. Dense AA fellowship across every major metro.
Florida directoryNorth and South Jersey intergroups. Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Trenton, Camden coverage.
New Jersey directoryBoston Central Service is one of the largest AA offices in the country. Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge covered.
Massachusetts directoryNYC Intergroup is the largest AA office in the world. Brooklyn, Long Island, Westchester, Upstate.
New York directoryHouston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, El Paso all run strong AA and NA fellowships.
Texas directoryAA.org covers every state with a zip-code search. NA.org does the same for NA meetings nationwide.
Search AA.orgThese are complementary, not competing.
It’s common to think you have to choose between AA and medical treatment. You don’t. Medication-assisted treatment and structured medical care work best alongside a 12-step or peer-support practice.
Peer-led recovery maintenance
Anonymous and peer-led. No medical credentials. Designed for ongoing sobriety after the acute phase. Ideal when withdrawal is not medically dangerous and you have stable housing and support.
Physician-supervised withdrawal
Required when withdrawal is medically dangerous, such as alcohol, benzodiazepines, and opioids (especially fentanyl). 24/7 nursing, medication to prevent seizures and manage pain, psychiatric support. The length is what the medical and clinical team decide is right for you.
Structured stabilization
Full-day therapy, dual-diagnosis psychiatric care, relapse-prevention skills, and family programming. The length is what the medical and clinical team decide is right for you. Many patients use AA/NA during and after residential.
The hand-off
After detox and residential, most people return home and work a program: AA, NA, SMART Recovery, therapy, MAT, or some combination. The medical phase ends. For many, the mutual-aid phase is lifelong.
Medical detox is covered by most insurance.
If you’ve been to meetings and are still unable to stop, if withdrawal is medically dangerous, or if a mental-health condition is driving the use, that’s clinical territory. Pines Recovery Life is a Joint Commission accredited, LegitScript certified, physician-led facility with 24/7 medical supervision. Verifying your benefits takes a few minutes, is confidential, and comes with no obligation.
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