Recovery support should be easier to find, whether it is morning, evening, or late at night. Use these trusted fellowship directories to look for online, phone, and virtual meetings from your computer or mobile device.
Looking for a meeting right now? Select the fellowship that fits your needs and check its current meeting schedule. Meetings are held across time zones, but a live meeting is not guaranteed at every moment.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
For people who want to stop drinking. The Online Intergroup directory helps visitors find online and telephone AA meetings, including meetings happening now.
Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
For people seeking recovery from drug addiction. Search virtual meetings by day and language, and check each group’s joining instructions.
Cocaine Anonymous (CA)
For people seeking freedom from cocaine and other mind-altering substances. Use Cocaine Anonymous World Services to locate meeting information and participating areas.
Al-Anon Family Groups
For relatives and friends affected by someone else’s drinking. Find electronic meetings, including some ongoing message-board and email groups.
New to Online Recovery Meetings?
Many meetings take place by video or telephone. Select a meeting from the official directory, check the time zone, and follow the group’s joining instructions. Some meetings are open to visitors, while closed meetings are intended for people who meet the fellowship’s participation requirements. You can often listen first if you are not ready to speak, depending on the group’s guidelines.
Need Help Preparing for a Meeting?
If you are feeling nervous about joining a meeting, it may help to write down what you need today or choose one supportive person to contact. Our Everyday Recovery Tools page offers simple coping ideas and a free printable Recovery Resource Kit with a personal check-in and support-contact planner.
Privacy and Accessibility
Before joining, review your display name and camera settings, avoid sharing sensitive personal information in public chats, and check whether the meeting offers telephone access or language options. Meeting schedules and access details may change; always confirm them with the organizing fellowship.
Support When You Need It
These peer fellowships are independent of Pathways to Behavioral Wellness and are not a substitute for emergency or professional medical care. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. In the United States, call or text 988 for crisis support. If you drink heavily or regularly, suddenly stopping alcohol can cause dangerous withdrawal. Seek medical advice about safe withdrawal support.
Pathways to Behavioral Wellness provides informational links only and is not affiliated with or endorsed by AA, NA, CA, or Al-Anon.