Support groups for all types of addictions allow people to join together with others who share similar experiences, backgrounds, and struggles. Drug and alcohol substance use groups are helpful whether you are interested in a support group as a first step in your journey to recovery from a drug or alcohol addiction or if you want to participate in a group to remain sober and help newer members.
There are hundreds of support groups full of compassionate members around the United States for you to consider. People who live in rural areas or prefer to not leave home to get help from peers have the option of joining many online communities that will be happy to welcome you as a member. There are general groups for any kind of addiction, for specific substance recoveries, for people who are religious or non-religious, and more, so no matter your circumstances and background, there is a community waiting to help you live a happy, healthy, sober life.
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This hotline for young men and young women is available every minute of each year to help children and youth who are struggling with a variety of issues.
If you are struggling with an addiction to crystal meth, this 24/7 hotline will help you or your loved one, connect you with resources, and more.
While the GLBT hotline isn’t just for help with drug and alcohol addiction, they can offer resources in this regard tailored specifically for the LGBT community. This hotline is available Monday through Friday, 4pm - 12am EST (1pm - 9pm PST) and Saturday from 12pm - 5pm EST (9am - 2pm PST).
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This hotline is available 24/7 every day of the year. Compassionate staff will help you find the resources you need to start your journey to recovery.
In addition to their main hoteline, Your Life Your Voice from Boys Town also offers text (available 12pm to 12am CST), chat (available Monday through Friday, 6pm to 12am CST), and email support (available anytime for responses within 48 hours) for pre-teens, teenagers, and young adults.
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An online Alcoholics Anonymous meeting specifically for teens and young people that meets Monday and Wednesday evenings. The Wednesday meetings are translated by an ASL interpreter. They also have a secret Facebook group where you can interact with other members.
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An Al-Anon Yahoo Group for people who want to share their experiences with others who are in recovery.
An Alcoholics Anonymous directory that lists general online Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as well as specialized meetings such as men only, women only, LGBT, veterans, atheists and agnostics, and more.
A community of people who connect with each other online to provide support to others and get help for alcohol addiction or alcohol abuse.
The online sector of Cocaine Anonymous, featuring email meetings and phone meetings via Skype.
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An online community for recovery from cocaine abuse where people can share their experiences, receive guidance, and help others on their path to sobriety.
An online network for people with a cocaine addiction to communicate with each other about any issues, struggles, victories, and more.
An online recovery community for people who have been affected personally by addiction or know someone who has been affected by substance use.
A Facebook group for people looking to become sober or maintain their recovery from drug or alcohol addiction.
A general drug use community that allows members to give and receive help for many different substance use problems.
In addition to face-to-face meetings, Lifering has 24/7 online meetings and dedicated communities for people looking to connect with others in a secular environment.
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The headquarters of Marijuana Anonymous, an organization that helps people struggling with marijuana use and their families find help.
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For people struggling with marijuana addiction, this online community comprised of members with similar issues can be accessed from any internet connected device.
An Alcoholics Anonymous online-only Yahoo Group just for men with a small community of very active members.
SupportGroups.com offers this online community specifically for people who want to overcome or maintain sobriety from a meth addiction.
It can often be difficult to find in-person, local methadone help, but you can access this community of like-minded people who will support you during your journey no matter where you are located.
A more general community for people who have abused prescription or synthetic drugs and are looking toward recovery.
This network of smaller communities for people with any problem or troubling behavior is focused on "sanity recovery" instead of full abstinence.
An AA community for people who wish to participate in the 12 steps without the religious belief component with meetings online and in person across the USA.
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The Teen & Youth SMART (Self Management and Recovery Training) Recovery program utilizes a 4-point program to help people with addictions to any substance or activity. Online meetings specifically for teens and youth are held regularly.
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Similar to AA, this twelve step program is based on healing from all addictions, no matter the type.
The headquarters for Celebrate Recovery, a network with an annual rally and individual meetings in many locations throughout the country. Specific subsects for students, veterans, pastors, Native Americans, bikers, and more are also available.
CDA is a community for people who are or have been addicted to drugs or alcohol.
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Created for problem drinkers, not necessarily people with alcohol addictions, Moderation Management (MM) focuses on limiting and controlling the amount of alcohol people consume instead of abstinence.
This network of communities for people with any problem or troubling behavior is focused on "sanity recovery" instead of full abstinence.
SMART (Self Management and Recovery Training) Recovery utilizes a 4-point program to help people with addictions to any substance or activity. SMART places an emphasis on evidence-based and scientifically-backed recovery techniques.
Government resources for recovery from drug and alcohol addictions.
The headquarters of The Phoenix, a national organization that encourages people to live a fulfilling life in sobriety.
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An online Alcoholics Anonymous community for men from anywhere in the world that meets through email.
An Alcoholics Anonymous online-only Yahoo group for men with a small community of very active members.
A weekly audio & video men’s only meeting that discusses an assigned reading each meeting.
An AA group just for women that meets through email and discusses the twelve steps, offers newcomer meetings, and more.
An online-only women’s AA group that applies traditional AA topics to women’s issues.
Keep It Simple Sisters (KISS) is an online email meeting for women only.
The Ladies AA Meeting is an online support community just for women where they can discuss sobriety from alcohol and other issues as they pertain to women.
A community just for women who meet virtually each week to discuss a pre-selected topic.
A secular, women-only meeting for women around the world.
In addition to face-to-face meetings, Lifering has 24/7 online meetings and dedicated groups for people looking to connect with others in a secular environment.
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A community that meets via email each week to discuss two topics for women only.
A telephone meeting for women who wish to share and hear about AA literature.
An AA meeting that provides a welcoming environment full of people who identify as LGBT.
An Alcoholics Anonymous online-only group for gay men to help each other through their recoveries from alcohol addiction.
A small group of alcoholic lesbians who discuss topics each week through email.
An exclusively online Alcoholics Anonymous group where LGBTQ people can reach out to each other.
Online group for LGBT members that discuss a select topic each week but sharing anything else is encouraged.
An online Alcoholics Anonymous group for transgender people looking to connect and help other members through their recovery.
Most support groups meant specifically for teens and young people are area-specific, so please navigate to your state to see more detailed results.
An online Alcoholics Anonymous meeting specifically for teens and young people that meets Monday and Wednesday evenings. The Wednesday meetings are translated by an ASL interpreter. They also have a secret Facebook group where you can interact with other members.
Find an Online Meeting | Email
The Teen & Youth SMART (Self Management and Recovery Training) Recovery program utilizes a 4-point program to help people with addictions to any substance or activity. Online meetings specifically for teens and youth are held regularly.
Find an Online Meeting | Contact
An Alcoholics Anonymous directory that lists general online Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as well as specialized meetings such as men only, women only, LGBT, veterans, atheists and agnostics, and more.
The headquarters for Celebrate Recovery, a support network with an annual rally and individual meetings in many locations throughout the country. Specific meetings for students, veterans, pastors, Native Americans, bikers, and more are also available.
A non-denominational Christian community with chapters across the nation for people with substance use problems, their family members, and their adult children.
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Alcoholics Victorious is a Christian faith recovery community that has local meetings in many states.
A network of communities that are guided by Buddhist principles. Meetings are open to people of any faith, background, and recovery path.
The Calix Society provides help for Catholics who are already well along the path to recovery and are currently maintaining their sobriety from alcohol.
An online-only Alcoholics Anonymous community for Indigenous and Aboriginal people who want to interact with and help others through their sobriety.
The main website for Millati Islami, a community for Muslims recovering from substance use.
The main headquarters of a network of Christian faith recovery groups that are based on biblical principles.
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A recovery community created for and by the Native Americans and Alaska Native communities.
A Spiritual Recovery caters to people such as freethinkers, atheists, and agnostics who prefer an approach to sobriety that doesn’t contain more traditional religious aspects of AA.
An Alcoholics Anonymous online community where people are accepting of non-belief in God. Members can participate from anywhere in the world through Google Groups.
An online Alcoholics Anonymous community for freethinkers that meets through Yahoo groups.
An online Alcoholics Anonymous community specifically for Atheists, who often struggle with some of the spiritual concepts of traditional AA, that meets through Google Groups.
With thousands of recovery support networks across the United States, AA can be easily accessed no matter your location.
An Alcoholics Anonymous directory that lists general online Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as well as specialized meetings such as men only, women only, LGBT, veterans, atheists and agnostics, and more.
Lifering offers meetings across the United States for people who prefer a non-religious approach to sobriety.
An AA community for people who wish to participate in the 12 steps without the religious belief component with meetings online and in person across the USA.
The national head of SOS which offers general information and connections to local SOS meetings.
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An online Alcoholics Anonymous meeting specifically for teens and young people that meets Monday and Wednesday evenings. The Wednesday meetings are translated by an ASL interpreter. They also have a secret Facebook group where you can interact with other members.
Find an Online Meeting | Email
With thousands of recovery support networks across the United States, AA can be easily accessed no matter your location.
An Alcoholics Anonymous directory that lists general online Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as well as specialized meetings such as men only, women only, LGBT, veterans, atheists and agnostics, and more.
A non-denominational Christian support community with chapters across the nation for people with substance use problems, their family members, and their adult children.
Find a Meeting | Email | Phone
Alcoholics Victorious is a Christian faith recovery support community that has local meetings in many states.
A Spiritual Recovery caters to people such as freethinkers, atheists, and agnostics who prefer an approach to sobriety that doesn’t contain more traditional religious aspects of AA.
An Alcoholics Anonymous online community where people are accepting of non-belief in God. Members can participate from anywhere in the world through Google Groups.
An online Alcoholics Anonymous community for freethinkers that meets through Yahoo Groups.
An online Alcoholics Anonymous community specifically for Atheists, who often struggle with some of the spiritual concepts of traditional AA, that meets through Google Groups.
An online-only women’s AA community that applies traditional AA topics to women’s issues.
An online Alcoholics Anonymous community for men from anywhere in the world that meets through email.
A Yahoo group for people who want to share their experiences with others who are in recovery.
An Alcoholics Anonymous directory that lists general online Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as well as specialized meetings such as men only, women only, LGBT, veterans, atheists and agnostics, and more.
An AA meeting that provides a welcoming environment full of people who identify as LGBT.
An Alcoholics Anonymous online-only community for gay men to help each other through their recoveries from alcohol addiction.
A small community of alcoholic lesbians who discuss topics each week through email.
An AA community just for women that meets through email and discusses the twelve steps, offers newcomer meetings, and more.
A community of people who connect with each other online to provide support to others and get help for alcohol addiction or alcohol abuse.
A Facebook group for people looking to become sober or maintain their recovery from drug or alcohol addiction.
An online-only Alcoholics Anonymous community for Indigenous and Aboriginal people who want to interact with and help others through their sobriety.
Keep It Simple Sisters (KISS) is an online email group for women only.
The Ladies AA Meeting is an online community just for women where they can discuss sobriety from alcohol and other issues as they pertain to women.
An exclusively online Alcoholics Anonymous community where LGBTQ people can help each other.
An Alcoholics Anonymous online-only Yahoo community for men with a small community of very active members.
A weekly audio & video men’s only meeting that discusses an assigned reading each meeting.
Created for problem drinkers, not necessarily people with alcohol addictions, Moderation Management (MM) focuses on limiting and controlling the amount of alcohol people consume instead of abstinence.
Online community for LGBT members that discuss a select topic each week but sharing anything else is encouraged.
An AA community for people who wish to participate in the 12 steps without the religious belief component with meetings online and in person across the USA.
Find an Online Meeting | Contact
A community just for women who meet virtually each week to discuss a pre-selected topic.
A secular, women-only meeting for women around the world.
An online Alcoholics Anonymous community for transgender people looking to connect and help other members through their recovery.
In addition to face-to-face meetings, Lifering has 24/7 online meetings for people looking to connect with others in a secular environment.
Find a Meeting | Email | Phone
A community that meets via email each week to discuss two topics for women only.
A telephone meeting for women who wish to share and hear about AA literature.
World headquarters of Cocaine Anonymous with resources and links to local, in-person meetings.
The online sector of Cocaine Anonymous, featuring email meetings and phone meetings via Skype.
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An online community for recovery from cocaine abuse where people can share their experiences and help others on their path to sobriety.
The Cocaine Support Group is an online network that helps people with a cocaine addiction.
The main headquarters of Narcotics Anonymous which provides resources and a list of local meetings.
Find meetings around the entire country using the world services website of Opiates Anonymous.
The headquarters of Marijuana Anonymous, an organization that helps people struggling with marijuana use and their families find help.
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For people struggling with marijuana addiction, this online community comprised of members with similar issues can be accessed from any internet connected device.
AAn online space with over 70,000 subscribers on Reddit for people who have, would like to, or are quitting the use of marijuana to discuss their journey anonymously.
The main website of Crystal Meth Anonymous, an organization that has literature, resources, and can connect people with local meetings.
SupportGroups.com offers this online community specifically for people who want to overcome or maintain sobriety from a meth addiction.
It can often be difficult to find in-person, local methadone recovery help, but you can access this community of like-minded people who will help you during your journey no matter where you are located.
The world services of Narcotics Anonymous which provides resources and a list of local meetings.
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Pills Anonymous offers support for people who are recovering from prescription medication addictions.
A more general group for people who have abused prescription or synthetic drugs and are looking toward recovery.