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Mental Health, Community Health, Alcohol and Drug
Narcotics Anonymous meetings are a gathering of recovering addicts, who meet regularly for the purpose of recovery from the disease of addiction. What to expect at an NA meeting: Although meetings may be located at a variety of publicly accessible buildings, meeting locations do not imply affiliation. Meetings use a variety of formats such as Participation, Speaker, Topic Discussion, Book Study, New Comer, Question and Answer, etc. Find a meeting that fits your needs. There are no attendance monitors at meetings and we are under no surveillance at any time. Most meetings last from 1 to 1 ½ hours. When you arrive at your first meeting you can expect to see recovering addicts welcoming each other and socializing. It is not uncommon for new members to be warmly welcomed. You may see information pamphlets, books and activity flyers. Feel free to take pamphlets and flyers. Books are for sale at cost. The leader typically will open the meeting with a moment of silence followed by readings, and announcements. The leader will then ask if newcomers and visitors would like to introduce themselves. Participation in meetings is voluntary. The leader opens up the meeting for members to speak on any subject related to recovery. Members will speak, sharing their experience, strength and hope. Sharing is voluntary. We do not respond to other people’s shares (as in conversation) but from his or her own experience. While members are sharing we refrain from side conversations and other distracting activities that may disrupt the meeting.

Contact Details

St Ambrose, 28 Glenpark StreetNorth MackayQLD 4740
0473 633 066
1300 652 820
Tuesday 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Call for further information. Hours of operation maybe subject to change.

Eligibility

No referral required. No appointment required. No waiting list.

Charges and Fees

Private
Call to make an enquiry.

Accessibility and Special Requirements

  • Accessible building
  • Accessible parking
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