Daily Meeting Schedule
All meeting times are automatically displayed in Pacific Time (PT). Join us directly on Discord in the voice and text channels listed below.
Discord Locations How to Attend
Listen and share in #meeting-voice. Please mute your mic upon entering.
Follow along or post in #meeting-chat.
Visit #roles on Discord and select the Meeting Subscriber and/or NA Member roles to receive reminder pings.
Weekly NA Meetings
Regularly scheduled daily peer meetings hosted by our community members.
Monday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Dan
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: OPEN
Tuesday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Eric
- 1:00 PM Women's NA Meeting Host: OPEN
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: OPEN
Wednesday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Ram
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: Eris
Thursday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Dan
- 1:00 PM LGBTQ+ NA Meeting Host: OPEN
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: Eris
Friday
- 10:30 AM NA Meeting Host: Ram
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: Laory
- 9:00 PM* NA Meeting Host: Eris
Saturday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Vanessa
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: OPEN
- 9:00 PM* NA Meeting Host: Eris
Sunday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: OPEN
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: Jesse
- 9:00 PM* NA Meeting Host: Eris
* Note for Eastern Time (ET): The 9:00 PM PT late meetings on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday take place at 12:00 AM (midnight ET) on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday morning.
Monthly Meetings
Special gatherings, business meetings, and group inventory sessions.
NA Speaker Meeting
Last Sunday of each month
Hear personal stories of recovery and hope from guest speakers within the fellowship.
NA Group Business Meeting
First Sunday of each month
Open to all members to discuss group decisions, service positions, and community growth.
NA Group Inventory Meeting
Bi-monthly (Week before Business Meeting)
Open session to evaluate how well our group is fulfilling its primary purpose.
Just For Today
Daily reflection and grounding for your recovery journey.
August 18, 2026 |
"How long do I have to go?" |
| Page 240 |
| "The way to remain a productive, responsible member of society is to put our recovery first." |
| Basic Text, p. 106 |
| The meetings have been great! Each night we've attended, we've gathered with other addicts to share experience, strength, and hope. And each day, we've used what we've learned in the meetings to continue in our recovery. Meanwhile, life goes on. Work, family, friends, school, sport, entertainment, community activities, civic obligations--all call out for our time. The demands of everyday living sometimes make us ask ourselves, "How long do I have to go to these meetings?" Let's think about this. Before coming to Narcotics Anonymous, could we stay clean on our own? What makes us think we can now? Then there's the disease itself to consider--the chronic self-centeredness, the obsessiveness, the compulsive behavior patterns that express themselves in so many areas of our lives. Can we live and enjoy life without effective treatment for our disease? No. "Ordinary" people may not have to worry about such things, but we're not "Ordinary" people--we're addicts. We can't pretend we don't have a fatal, progressive illness, because we do. Without our program, we may not survive to worry about the demands of work, school, family, or anything else. NA meetings give us the support and direction we need to recover from our addiction, allowing us to live the fullest lives possible. |
| Just for Today: I want to live and enjoy life. To do that, I will put my recovery first. |