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Welcome
We hope that you find what you're looking for on our website. We have aWest Tennessee
Area Narcotics Anonymous meeting list and you can readour area newsletter online.
We also have links to regional, zonal andworld service webpages that we have found
helpful, including links toNarcotics Anonymous literature.
We have a variety of ways to communicate with each other. Join thechatroom, visit our message board, subscribe to our email list. Ifsubscribed to our email list you will get reminders about areaactivities - anniversary celebrations, subcommittee meetings, and otherspecial events, that are added to our web calendar. We appreciate your visiting and hope you will keep coming back! Top
What is NA?
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NA's earliest self-titled pamphlet, known among members as "the White Booklet," describes Narcotics Anonymous this way: "NA is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We … meet regularly to help each other stay clean. ... We are not interested in what or how much you used ... but only in what you want to do about your problem and how we can help." Membership is open to all drug addicts, regardless of the particular drug or combination of drugs used. When adapting AA’s First Step, the word “addiction” was substituted for “alcohol,” thus removing drug-specific language and reflecting the “disease concept” of addiction. There is no social, religious, economic, racial, ethnic, national, gender, or class-status membership restrictions. There are no dues or fees for membership; while most members regularly contribute small sums to help cover the expenses of meetings, such contributions are not mandatory. Narcotics Anonymous provides a recovery process and support network inextricably linked together. One of the keys to NA’s success is the therapeutic value of addicts working with other addicts. Members share their successes and challenges in overcoming active addiction and living drug-free productive lives through the application of the principles contained within the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of NA. These principles are the core of the Narcotics Anonymous recovery program. Principles incorporated within the steps include:
Narcotics Anonymous is not affiliated with other organizations, including other twelve step programs, treatment centers, or correctional facilities. As an organization, NA does not employ professional counselors or therapists nor does it provide residential facilities or clinics. Additionally, the fellowship does not provide vocational, legal, financial, psychiatric, or medical services. NA has only one mission: to provide an environment in which addicts can help one another stop using drugs and find a new way to live. In Narcotics Anonymous, members are encouraged to comply with complete abstinence from all drugs including alcohol. It has been the experience of NA members that complete and continuous abstinence provides the best foundation for recovery and personal growth. NA as a whole has no opinion on outside issues, including prescribed medications. Use of psychiatric medication and other medically indicated drugs prescribed by a physician and taken under medical supervision is not seen as compromising a person’s recovery in NA. Top
For the professional
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Although certain traditions guide its relations with other organizations, Narcotics Anonymous welcomes the cooperation of those in government, the clergy, the helping professions, and private voluntary organizations. NA’s nonaddict friends have been instrumental in getting Narcotics Anonymous started in many countries and helping NA grow. NA strives to cooperate with others interested in Narcotics Anonymous by providing contact information, literature, and information about recovery through the NA Fellowship. Additionally, NA members are often available to make panel presentations in treatment centers and correctional facilities, sharing the NA program with addicts otherwise unable to attend community-based meetings. Top
Meeting Schedule for the West Tennessee Area
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MEMPHIS:
You and Me means We /O/D/SS/NS/ 8:00 am1015 South Cooper Map Lunch Bunch /O/D/NS/ 2:00pm Everett Memorial Methodist Church 250 Merton Map Solutions /C/D/NS/H/ 6:30pm Grimes Memorial Methodist Church 4649 Summer Ave Map Cordova Hope /O/D-SP(last Sun.)/NS/H/ 6:30pm Hope Presbyterian, Room 230 (Courtyard entrance) 8500 Walnut Grove, Cordova TN Map Positive Image /O/D/NS/ 6:30-8pm Sickle Cell Building 1399 Airways, Upstairs turn left, last rm on left Map Primary Purpose /O/D/NS/H/ 8:00pm Grace-St .Luke's (enter from Peabody) 1720 Peabody Map Dopeless Hope Fiends /O/BTS/NS/ 10:00pm Galloway United Methodist Church 1015 South Cooper Map
MEMPHIS:
You and Me means We /O/D/SS/NS/ 8:00 am1015 South Cooper Map Lunch Bunch /O/D/NS/ 12:00pm Everett Memorial Methodist Church 250 Merton Map Get Honest or Die O/BTS/HW/NS/H 6:30-8pm Liberation Comm Church 694 South Bellevue Map Harmony /O/H/NS/ 8:00pm 1st.Baptist Church. 4286 Shelby Dr. Millington TN. Map Southern Serenity (women's meeting)/C/D/NS/WM/H/ 7:30pm Everett Memorial Methodist Church 250 Merton Map Miracles Happen /O/D/NS/H/ 8:00pm Germantown United Methodist Church 2331 S Germantown Rd, Germantown (Hwy. 72) Map Dopeless Hope Fiends /O/D/NS/ 10:00pm Galloway United Methodist Church 1015 South Cooper, Memphis, TN Map
MEMPHIS:
You and Me means We /O/D/SS/NS/ 8:00 am
RIPLEY:
Ripley Relief Group of NA /O/D/NS/H/ 8:00pmHwy 51 and Vols Rd (across from Amoco) Ripley, TN TUNICA, MS: Just For Tonight /O/D/NS/ 7:00pm Tunica United Methodist Church 1043 School Street, Tunica, MS Map
MEMPHIS:
You and Me means We /O/D/SS/NS/ 8:00 am
Desire /O/D/CM/NS/ 7:00pm
MEMPHIS:
You and Me means We /O/D/SS/NS/ 8:00 am
Solutions /C/D/NS/H/ 7:00pm
HERNANDO, MS:
TUNICA, MS:
MEMPHIS:
You and Me means We /O/D/SS/NS/ 8:00 am
MEMPHIS:
You and Me means We /O/D/SS/NS/ 8:00 am1015 South Cooper Map Step Write In /O/SS/NS/H/ 10:00-11:30am Grace-St .Luke's (enter from Peabody) 1720 Peabody Map Lunch Bunch /O/D/NS/ 12:00pm Everett Memorial Methodist Church 250 Merton Map Harmony /O/H/NS/ 2:00pm 1st.Baptist Church. 4286 Shelby Dr. Millington TN. Map Positive Image /O/SP3rdSat/NS/ 6:30-8pm Sickle Cell Building 1399 Airways, Upstairs turn left, last rm on left Map Saturday Night Alive /O/SP1st 15 min./D/NS/ 6:30pm Trinity United Methodist Church-Education Building 1738 Galloway Avenue Northeast corner Galloway & Evergreen Entrance in rear and up the stairs Map Clean A.I.R. /O/D/NS/H/ 8:00pm Wesleyan Hills Methodist Church 390 S Yates Map Dopeless Hope Fiends /O/CC/NS/ 10:00pm Galloway United Methodist Church 1015 South Cooper Map
HORN LAKE, MS:
New Beginnings II //// 5:00 pm1953 Sartain Horn Lake, MS Map
Meeting Codes:
O-------Open, Anyone is invited to attend Top
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