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Support groups connect you with people who understand your journey. Whether you're seeking recovery from addiction, supporting a loved one, or working through emotional challenges, there's a community for you.

All groups listed are peer led and confidential. These meetings are free and available locally or online. While the majority of our sessions are open to any interested individual, some meetings are designated as Closed.

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Substance Recovery

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

Fellowship for people recovering from alcohol addiction using 12-step program

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Narcotics Anonymous (NA)

Support for recovery from drug addiction through peer support and 12-step principles

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SMART Recovery

Science-based approach emphasizing self-empowerment and 4-point program

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Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA)

Specifically for those struggling with methamphetamine addiction

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Cocaine Anonymous (CA)

12-step program specifically for cocaine and other stimulant addiction

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Recovery Dharma

Buddhist-inspired approach to addiction recovery emphasizing mindfulness

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LifeRing Secular Recovery

Secular alternative recovery community emphasizing self-directed change

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Mental Health & Grief

Emotional Health Anonymous (EHA)

Peer support for those recovering from emotional and mental health issues

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GriefShare

Support for those grieving loss through structured sessions and community

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The Dinner Party

Community for young adults grieving any loss

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Behavioral & Compulsive Disorders

Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA)

12-step program for those struggling with sex addiction and sexual compulsivity

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Sexaholics Anonymous (SA)

Support group focused on sexual addiction recovery

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Gamblers Anonymous (GA)

12-step program for those struggling with gambling addiction

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Overeaters Anonymous (OA)

12-step program for those with compulsive eating and food-related issues

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Debtors Anonymous (DA)

12-step program for those struggling with compulsive spending and debt

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Family & Loved Ones Support

Al-Anon/Alateen

Support for families and friends affected by someone else's drinking

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Nar-Anon

Support for families and friends affected by someone's drug addiction

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CODA (Codependents Anonymous)

For those in codependent relationships and seeking recovery

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Gam-Anon

Support for families and friends of those with gambling addiction

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Finding Meetings in Ottawa County

✓ Call 2-1-1 for local support group information and referrals
✓ Visit individual organization websites for meeting schedules and locations
✓ Many groups now offer hybrid (in-person and virtual) meetings
✓ Anonymity and confidentiality are core principles of all 12-step programs

Starting Your Recovery Journey

Everyone's recovery journey looks different. What works for one person, may not work for another.

No matter which group you choose, the most important step is reaching out. Each organization has:

• Experienced members ready to help newcomers
• Free or low-cost meetings and resources
• Online options for convenience and flexibility
• Strong emphasis on anonymity and respect
• Practical tools for lasting change

Still Looking for Help?

Contact Community Mental Health of Ottawa County or call 2-1-1 for personalized support group recommendations and recovery resources.