Narcotics Anonymous meetings are available across Pennsylvania in 1861 communities. Browse by county to find NA meetings near you and start your recovery journey today.
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Search Pennsylvania Meetings Search All MeetingsGetting Started with NA in Pennsylvania
Attending your first NA meeting in Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania can feel overwhelming, but you'll quickly discover that everyone there was once a newcomer too. Members of NA often go out of their way to welcome new people and make them feel at ease.
You don't need to call ahead, sign up, or pay anything to attend an NA meeting. Just show up. There are no forms to fill out and no commitment required. Many people try several different meetings before finding one that feels right.
If you're nervous about your first meeting, consider arriving a few minutes early. This gives you a chance to meet some members in a smaller setting before the meeting begins. You can also bring a friend or family member to an open meeting for moral support.
Pennsylvania NA Helpline
Call the Pennsylvania NA Helpline at (215) 440-4700 for meeting information, someone to talk to, or help getting to a meeting.
NA Meetings by County in Pennsylvania
Browse NA meeting locations by county:
- Adams (25 cities)
- Allegheny (109 cities)
- Armstrong (29 cities)
- Beaver (31 cities)
- Bedford (16 cities)
- Berks (83 cities)
- Blair (86 cities)
- Bradford (15 cities)
- Bucks (41 cities)
- Butler (35 cities)
- Cambria (52 cities)
- Cameron (3 cities)
- Carbon (17 cities)
- Centre (48 cities)
- Chester (42 cities)
- Clarion (17 cities)
- Clearfield (41 cities)
- Clinton (19 cities)
- Columbia (31 cities)
- Crawford (29 cities)
- Cumberland (19 cities)
- Dauphin (31 cities)
- Delaware (39 cities)
- Elk (9 cities)
- Erie (16 cities)
- Fayette (38 cities)
- Forest (1 cities)
- Franklin (15 cities)
- Fulton (7 cities)
- Greene (18 cities)
- Huntingdon (21 cities)
- Indiana (23 cities)
- Jefferson (12 cities)
- Juniata (9 cities)
- Lackawanna (24 cities)
- Lancaster (58 cities)
- Lawrence (22 cities)
- Lebanon (22 cities)
- Lehigh (25 cities)
- Luzerne (63 cities)
- Lycoming (14 cities)
- McKean (10 cities)
- Mercer (18 cities)
- Mifflin (25 cities)
- Monroe (15 cities)
- Montgomery (66 cities)
- Montour (2 cities)
- Northampton (31 cities)
- Northumberland (25 cities)
- Perry (8 cities)
- Philadelphia (1 cities)
- Pike (16 cities)
- Potter (6 cities)
- Schuylkill (68 cities)
- Snyder (15 cities)
- Somerset (30 cities)
- Sullivan (4 cities)
- Susquehanna (15 cities)
- Tioga (13 cities)
- Union (10 cities)
- Venango (16 cities)
- Warren (9 cities)
- Washington (66 cities)
- Wayne (13 cities)
- Westmoreland (62 cities)
- Wyoming (7 cities)
- York (55 cities)
Frequently Asked Questions About NA in Pennsylvania
Where can I find NA meetings in Pennsylvania?
You can find Narcotics Anonymous meetings across Pennsylvania using our meeting finder. Browse by county on this page or search by city or ZIP code, and virtual meetings are available statewide too.
How is clean time counted at NA meetings across Pennsylvania?
In NA, "clean" means complete abstinence from all drugs, including alcohol. Members across Pennsylvania count clean time from the last day they used and celebrate milestones with keytags.
Is NA a religious program in Pennsylvania?
NA in Pennsylvania is spiritual, not religious. The Twelve Steps mention a Higher Power, but each member interprets that idea their own way, and many atheists and agnostics find lasting recovery.
How can I reach out for recovery support in Pennsylvania?
NA meetings across Pennsylvania are a free, confidential place to start. Many areas also have a regional NA helpline, and virtual meetings are always available if you need support right away.
Are NA meetings in Pennsylvania free?
There is no cost to attend NA meetings anywhere in Pennsylvania. A basket may be passed for voluntary donations, but there are no dues or fees and newcomers are asked not to contribute.
Are virtual NA meetings available in Pennsylvania?
Online meetings are available everywhere in Pennsylvania. They connect recovering addicts statewide at any hour and are especially valuable in rural areas where in-person meetings may be farther apart.