Recovery in Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous is for any addict who wants to recover from the disease of addiction. If you are currently in treatment, “Recovery in Narcotics Anonymous”
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An Introduction to NA Meetings
An Introduction to NA Meetings If you’re new to NA or planning to go to a Narcotics Anonymous meeting for the first time, it might “An Introduction to NA Meetings”
Open-mindedness
“Open-mindedness is one of the first spiritual principles many addicts hear about when they arrive in NA, alongside honesty and willingness. But open-mindedness is not “Open-mindedness”
For the Newcomer IP#16
NA is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We are recovering addicts who meet “For the Newcomer IP#16”
Geometric Simplicity of Our Symbol
The geometric simplicity of our symbol means that it can pop up in places where you least expect it. These “found” symbols can be a “Geometric Simplicity of Our Symbol”
World Unity Day is coming up in September
NAWS: World Unity Day is coming up (5-6 September), and we want your content! Share your photos and short videos from your NA community with “World Unity Day is coming up in September”
Another Look IP# 5
There are probably as many definitions of addiction as there are ways of thinking, based on both research and personal experience. It is not surprising “Another Look IP# 5”
Contributions to Narcotics Anonymous
Tradition Seven: Every NA group ought to be fully self-supporting, declining outside contributions. Only contributions from members of Narcotics Anonymous will be accepted. Due to “Contributions to Narcotics Anonymous”
An Introductory Guide to NA
This pocket-sized softcover book contains the Basic Text’s chapter on the Twelve Steps and ten informational pamphlets designed for newcomers. A valuable tool for those “An Introductory Guide to NA”
NA Step Working Guides
Companion piece to “It Works: How & Why”, this guide has essays and questions meant to enhance the individual’s understanding of each of the Twelve “NA Step Working Guides”