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Meridian, ID Addiction Recovery and Mental Health Resources

Meridian, Idaho Addiction Rehab, Recovery and Mental Health Resources

There are many addiction recovery and mental health resources in and around Meridian, Idaho. Among them are drug and alcohol detox and rehab, as well as professional mental health treatment. But there are additional ways for people to get the support and help they need as well, including state and county programs.

We have spent hours gathering information on free and paid addiction and mental health resources. If you don’t find what you’re looking for on this page please contact us.

There are many support groups and recovery meetings available to you in Meridian. These include Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. Programs like Al-Anon and Nar Anon are also available to help the families of addicts. No matter what your addiction recovery needs look like, there is an organization or program to help.

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Mental Health and Emergency Resources in Meridian

There are many resources in Meridian that offer mental health support, referrals and treatment.

  • NAMI-Idaho is an extension of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. They are an advocacy group that helps people get the mental health services they need.
  • The Idaho DoH has a substance use disorder services program as well as access to state-funded mental health treatment options.
  • The Ada County Children Mental Health Crisis Line has been set up to help parents with children who have mental health issues. Call (833) 527-4747 for crisis intervention services.
  • Idaho 2-1-1 can be accessed by dialing 211 from any phone. They offer information about area mental health resources and treatment programs.
  • The Promise Program is a private mental health treatment program for adults in Boise, Idaho. They provide partial hospitalization services for people with a variety of mental health needs.

    Suicide has become a serious problem in Idaho. The Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline offers support to people via texting and phone calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Their phone number is (208) 398-4357.

    The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can also be a great source of support. Their phone number is 1-800-273-8255.

    Please call 911 if you or someone you love is having suicidal thoughts, or they are a danger to themselves or others.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous is an organization that started out very small in Ohio. It was founded by two men who were both alcoholics. These men saw a need for a support group for people who wanted to recover. Once that idea was brought to fruition, the organization just took off.

AA bases their teachings on the 12 Steps of Recovery. They believe that people need each other in order to stop drinking successfully. Generally, each group meets once per week, and anyone can attend an open meeting. Closed meetings are only for those who are alcoholics.

This support group has meant so much to so may people. There are millions all around the world who have been in need of their services, and benefited from them.

There are several Meridian AA meetings, and they are taking place every day of the week. You can find them at the following locations and times.

Daily Meetings

Sunrise Morning Group
6:30 am
Meridian Lanes
Suite #25
324 S. Meridian Rd.
Meridian, ID
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7 AM Attitude Adjustment
7:00 am
Little Red House
419 S. 2nd St.
Boise, ID
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Sobriety Seekers
12:00 PM
Meridian Lanes
Suite #25
324 S. Meridian Rd.
Meridian, ID
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Saturday Night Live
12:00 pm, 2:00 pm & 8:00 pm
5383 W. Franklin St.
Boise, ID
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Happy Hour Group
12:00 pm, 5:30 pm & 10:00 pm
Little Red House
419 S. 2nd St.
Boise, ID
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Living Today
5:30 pm
Alano Club
3820 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Serenity Seekers Group
6:00 pm
Meridian Lanes
Suite #25
324 S. Meridian Rd.
Meridian, ID
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Stepping N2 Serenity
7:00 pm
Suite A
7265 Potomac Dr.
Boise, ID
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Meridian Night Group
8:00 pm
Meridian Lanes
Suite #25
324 S. Meridian Rd.
Meridian, ID
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Group One
8:00 pm
Corpus Christi House
525 S. Americana Blvd.
Boise, ID
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Meetings Scheduled Monday Through Friday

Noon Awakening Group
12:00 PM
Boise First Nazarene Community Center
3852 N. Eagle Rd.
Meridian, ID
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As Bill Sees It
12:00 PM
Five Mile Church of the Nazarene
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
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Seekers
12:00 PM
Immanuel Lutheran Church
707 W. Fort St.
Boise, ID
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Online
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New Beginnings
12:00 pm
Euclid Ave. Nazarene Church
1319 S. Euclid Ave.
Boise, ID
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Online
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Lunch Bunch
12:00 pm
First Presbyterian Church
950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
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Online
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Lest We Forget
12:30 pm
King of Glory Lutheran Church
3430 N. Maple Grove Rd.
Boise, ID
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This Too Shall Pass
5:30 pm
Collister United Methodist Church
4444 W. Taft St.
Boise, ID
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The Glass House
5:30 pm
Hyde Park Mennonite Fellowship
1520 N. 12th St.
Boise, ID
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Sunday

Sisters in Solution
10:00 am
Meridian Lanes
Suite #25
324 S. Meridian Rd.
Meridian, ID
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Happy Hour Group Spiritual Meeting
10:00 am
Little Red House
419 S. 2nd St.
Boise, ID
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Women’s Connection Group
11:30 am
El-Ada
2250 S. Vista Ave.
Boise, ID
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Back to Basics
3:00 pm
Little Red House
419 S. 2nd St.
Boise, ID
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How it Works
4:00 pm
Genesis Community Health
215 W. 35th St.
Boise, ID
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Alive at the Hive
5:30 pm
Boise Hive
3907 Custer Dr.
Boise, ID
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Lest We Forget
5:30 pm
King of Glory Lutheran Church
3430 N. Maple Grove Rd.
Boise, ID
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The Dog Pile Men’s Group
7:00 pm
Alano Club
3820 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Midtown Meeting
7:00 pm
Oasis Seventh Day Adventist Church
501 N. Curtis Rd.
Boise, ID
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Live & Let Live
7:30 pm
First Congregational Church
2201 Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
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A Vision For You
8:00 pm
First Congregational Church
2201 Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
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Candlelight Group
8:00 pm
Vertical Church
2620 36th St.
Boise, ID
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Monday

Morning Reflections
8:30 pm
Little Red House
419 S. 2nd St.
Boise, ID
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Turning Point
5:30 pm
Presbyterian Church
950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
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DTs & Beyond
7:00 pm
River Valley Community Church
1115 N. Garden St.
Boise, ID
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Touchstone Men’s Group
7:00 pm
Southminster Presbyterian Church
6500 W. Overland Rd.
Boise, ID
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What It Is
8:00 pm
Alano Club
3820 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Tuesday

No Reservations
12:00 pm
St. Steven’s Episcopal Church
2206 N. Cole Rd.
Boise, ID
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Whatever It Takes
5:30 pm
Mountain View Church of the Brethren
2823 N. Cole Rd.
Boise, ID
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Jaywalkers
7:00 pm
Alano Club
3820 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Camino a La Sobriedad
7:00 pm
St. John’s Cathedral
775 N. 8th St.
Boise, ID
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District 3 Meeting
7:00 pm
Collister United Methodist Church
4444 W. Taft St.
Boise, ID
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Atheists, Agnostics & All Others
7:00 pm
Unitarian Universalist Church
6200 N. Garrett St.
Boise, ID
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Online
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F-Troop 12x12 Meeting
7:00 pm
Veterans House
1201 Garfield St.
Boise, ID
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Utopia – Young People
7:30 pm
Little Red House
419 S. 2nd St.
Boise, ID
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A Vision for You
8:00 pm
First Congregational Church
2201 Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
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Women’s Primary Purpose
8:00 pm
Holy Nativity Church
828 Cherry Ln.
Meridian, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Wednesday

Overdue Group
5:30 pm
Bown Crossing Library
2153 E. Riverwalk Dr.
Boise, ID
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Step Sisters
5:30 pm
El-Ada
2250 S. Vista Ave.
Boise, ID
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Whatever it Takes
5:30 pm
Mountain View Church of the Brethren
2823 N. Cole Rd.
Boise, ID
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Conscious Contact
7:30 pm
Alano Club
3820 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Dingalings
8:00 pm
New Hope Church of the Nazarene
8585 W. Overland Rd.
Boise, ID
Map
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Thursday

Alive at the Hive
5:30 pm
Boise Hive
3907 Custer Dr.
Boise, ID
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Serenity Steppers Women’s Meeting
5:30 pm
El-Ada
2250 S. Vista Ave.
Boise, ID
Map

Twilight Zone Group
7:00 pm
All Saints Episcopal Church
704 S. Latah St.
Boise, ID
Map
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Fresh Start
7:00 pm
Mountain View Church of the Brethren
2823 N. Cole Rd.
Boise, ID
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Sundowners
7:00 pm
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
1500 E. Wright St.
Boise, ID
Map
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Facebook

Heath Care Professionals
7:00 pm
Southminster Presbyterian Church
6500 W. Overland Rd.
Boise, ID
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Women’s Serious Stepper
7:30 PM
Boise First Nazarene Community Center
3852 N. Eagle Rd.
Meridian, ID
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A Vision For You (Gay Men & Lesbian Women)
8:00 pm
First Congregational Church
2201 Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
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Friday

6:30 am Men’s Meeting
6:30 am
Elmer’s Restaurant
1385 S. Capitol Blvd.
Boise, ID
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Alive at the Hive
5:30 pm
Boise Hive
3907 Custer Dr.
Boise, ID
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Turning Point
5:30 pm
First Presbyterian Church
950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
Map

Jaywalkers
7:00 pm
Alano Club
3820 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
Map

TV Book Study
7:00 pm
Five Mile Church of the Nazarene
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
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Boise Beyond Belief
7:30 pm
5383 W. Franklin St.
Boise, ID
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No Matter What Club VA Meeting
7:30 pm
Building 88, Boise VA Medical Center
Old Community Living Center
500 W. Fort St.
Boise, ID
Map
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Utopia – Young People’s Meeting
7:30 pm
Little Red House
419 S. 2nd St.
Boise, ID
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Speakeasy Group
7:30 pm
Southminster Presbyterian Church
6500 W. Overland Rd
Boise, ID
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Sunlight of the Spirit
7:30 pm
Vertical Church
2620 36th St.
Boise, ID
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Camino a La Sobriedad
8:00 pm
1111 S. Orchard St.
Boise, ID
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Saturday

M3 Meridian Men’s Meeting
8:00 am
Meridian Lanes
Suite #25
324 S. Meridian Rd.
Meridian, ID
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Dreamcatchers Women’s Meeting
9:00 am
Five Mile Church of the Nazarene
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
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Steps Come Alive Step Study
9:30 am
Nazarene Church
1319 S. Euclid Ave.
Boise, ID
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Mindful Meditation
10:00 am
Alano Club
3820 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Journey of the Heart
10:00 am
First Congregational Church
2201 Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
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On Awakening
11:00 am
Presbyterian Church
950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
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Sunlight of the Spirit Group
12:00 pm
Holy Nativity Church
828 W. Cherry Ln.
Meridian, ID
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Just Do It – Women’s Meeting
3:00 pm
Alano Club
3820 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Happy Hour Men’s Meeting
3:00 pm
Little Red House
419 S. 2nd St.
Boise, ID
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TV Birthday Speakers Meeting
7:30 pm
St. Stevens Episcopal Church
2206 N. Cole Rd.
Boise, ID
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Meridian, ID Addiction Recovery and Mental Health Resources

Narcotics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous is an organization that was founded in 1953; almost twenty years after AA got its start. Jimmy Kinnon was the founder, and their headquarters is in California.

NA is built upon the same premises as AA, but it was started because people with drug addictions needed something similar to Alcoholics Anonymous. They wanted a support group for people with other types of substance abuse. The result has been an amazing journey of helping people heal.

Just like AA, there are no fees required for participation. NA focuses on the 12 Steps of recovery as well, but with a few adjustments. They also allow anyone who is an alcoholic to join in on their meetings. This is a wonderful benefit for those who do not like AA meetings.

You can find many Meridian NA meetings. They are located all throughout the city and in the surrounding areas.

Daily Meetings

Rainbow Recovery Club
12:00 pm
103 12th Ave. North
Nampa, ID
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Sunday

Community Center
2250 S. Vista Ave.
Boise, ID
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Recovery House
6:00 pm
1518 West Fort St.
Boise, ID
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United Methodist Church
6:30 pm
235 E. Pine Ave.
Meridian, ID
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Gateway Crossing Apartments
8:00 pm
211 North Gateway St.
Nampa, ID
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Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
8:00 pm
6200 Garrett St.
Garden City, ID
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Monday

Redeemer Lutheran Church
12:10 pm
2920 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Bishop Tuttle House
6:30 pm & 8:00 pm
512 North 8th St.
Boise, ID
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First Christian Church Building
8:00 pm
619 12th Ave. South
Nampa, ID
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Tuesday

Redeemer Lutheran Church
12:10 pm
2920 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Rainbow Recovery Club
7:00 pm
103 12th Ave. North
Nampa, ID
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Kuna United Methodist Church
7:00 pm
260 West 4th St.
Kuna, ID
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Redeemer Lutheran Church
7:00 pm
2920 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Cathedral of the Rockies
8:00 pm
717 North 11th St.
Boise, ID
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Hillview Methodist Church
8:00 pm
8525 Ustick Rd.
Boise, ID
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Wednesday

Redeemer Lutheran Church
8:00 am & 12:10 pm
2920 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Rainbow Recovery Club
12:00 pm
103 12th Ave. North
Nampa, ID
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Whitney Fire Station House 14
6:00 pm
2515 South Mile High Rd.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
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Gateway Crossing Apartments
7:00 pm
211 North Gateway St.
Nampa, ID
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Oasis Church
8:00 pm
Oasis Church
501 North Curtis Rd.
Boise, ID
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Thursday

Rainbow Recovery Club
12:00 pm
103 12th Ave. North
Nampa, ID
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Redeemer Lutheran Church
12:10 pm
2920 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Community Center
8:00 pm
2250 South Vista Ave.
Boise, ID
Map

Friday

Redeemer Lutheran Church
12:10 pm & 8:00 pm
2920 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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United Methodist Church
7:00 pm
235 E. Pine Ave.
Meridian, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

First Christian Church Building
8:00 pm
619 12th Ave. South
Nampa, ID
Map

Rainbow Recovery Club
11:00 pm & 2:00 pm
103 12th Ave. North
Nampa, ID
Map

Saturday

Rainbow Recovery Club
12:00 pm
103 12th Ave. North
Nampa, ID
Map

Redeemer Lutheran Church
12:10 pm & 7:00 pm
2920 Cassia St.
Boise, ID
Map

Kuna United Methodist Church
5:00 pm
260 West 4th St.
Kuna, ID
Map

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What is Al-Anon?

Al-Anon is an organization that was designed to meet the needs of the family members of addicts. They work with people all over the country, and they hold meetings in many cities across the U.S.

When someone has an addiction, people often do not stop to think about the suffering the family may be going through. It is often left to them to pick up the pieces when a loved one is an alcoholic or addict. It can be hard to cope in that situation.

Al-Anon gives families a place to talk about their struggles. It is such an important group of people and they have helped so many individuals and families heal.

There are several Al-Anon meetings in Meridian as well as in the surrounding cities. You can find them by checking the following list.

Sunday

Sunday Morning Early Birds AFG
8:00 am
Alano Club
3820 W. Cassia St.
Boise, ID
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Seeking to Improve Our Conscious Contact AFG
11:00 am
1111 S. Orchard St.
Boise, ID
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Sunday Night Keep It Simple AFG
7:00 pm
Ada County Services Building
40 W. Franklin Rd., Ste 1
Meridian, ID
Map
Online
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Monday

Monday Thursday Noon Eagle AFG
12:00 pm
Eagle United Methodist Church
651 N. Eagle Rd.
Eagle, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Monday Wednesday Noon AFG
12:00 pm
Southminster Presbyterian Church
6500 W. Overland Rd.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Monday Conference Approved Literature Solutions Noon AFG
12:00 pm
First Presbyterian Church
950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Monday AFG Solutions
7:00 pm
Orchard Plaza
1111 S. Orchard St.
Door #2, Room 112A
Boise, ID
Map

Steps to Serenity AFG
8:00 pm
First Congregational Church
2201 W. Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Tuesday

Tuesday Friday Noon Five Mile AFG
12:00 pm
Five Mile Nazarene Church
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Tuesday and Friday Noon AFG
12:00 pm
First Presbyterian Church
950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Tuesday Night Women’s AFG
5:30 pm
First Congregational Church
2201 W. Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
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Tuesday Night Adult Child AFG
7:00 pm
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
518 N. 8th St.
Boise, ID
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Online
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Wednesday

The 3 Legacy’s Writing for Serenity AFG
10:00 am
PEER Wellness Center
963 S. Orchard
Suite 101
Boise, ID
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Monday Wednesday Noon AFG
12:00 pm
Southminster Presbyterian Church
6500 W. Overland Rd.
Boise, ID
Map

Wednesday Night Collister AFG
6:00 pm
Collister United Methodist Church
4400 W. Taft St.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Thursday

Monday Thursday Noon Eagle AFG
12:00 pm
Eagle United Methodist Church
651 N. Eagle Rd.
Eagle, ID
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Noon Step Meeting AFG
12:00 pm
1111 S. Orchard St.
Boise, ID
Map

Thursday Men’s AFG
6:00 pm
5 Mile Rd. Nazarene Church
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
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Thursday Night Friends AFG
7:00 pm
Tree City Church
3852 N. Eagle Rd.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Kuna Simply Serenity AFG
7:00 pm
Kuna United Methodist Church
260 W. 4th St.
Kuna, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Friday

Tuesday Friday Noon Five Mile AFG
12:00 pm
Five Mile Nazarene Church
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
Map

Tuesday and Friday Noon AFG
12:00 pm
First Presbyterian Church
950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
Map

Friday Night Fireside AFG
7:00 pm
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
2206 N. Cole Rd.
Boise, ID
Map
Online

Saturday

Saturday AM Eagle Step Study AFG
8:00 am
Eagle United Methodist Church
651 N. Eagle Rd.
Eagle, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

Saturday’s Serenity AFG
9:00 am
Church of the Nazarene
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
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Saturday Morning Spiritual AFG
10:00 am
St. Paul’s Catholic Student Center
1915 W. University Dr.
Boise, ID
Map
Online
Facebook

What is Alateen?

Alateen meetings are ways for young people to come together and talk about the struggles they are facing. These meetings are strictly for teenagers, young adults and sometimes young children.

There are many Alateen meetings that can be found online. Chat meetings are a great way for young people to talk with each other and share their experiences. They can find support and encouragement through Alateen online.

Also, please keep in mind that anyone of any age can attend an Al-Anon meeting, unless otherwise specified. Your teenagers can still get support and help through in-person meetings.

What is SMART?

It is not uncommon in this day and age for faith to not be a substantial part of each person’s life. With the leaps that have been made in all parts of science and industry in the past century, many have grown to rely on science to help and guide them through most parts of their lives. This has extended to the drug and alcohol rehab arena, and an answer has recently come in the form of the SMART program.

SMART, which stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training, is a rehab program that has taken the advancements in the scientific field of addiction recovery and turned them into a program designed to help with virtually any type of addiction. Rather than than the 12-step rehab programs offered by faith-based organizations like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, SMART provides a smaller 4-step program. This drug and alcohol rehab program is designed to provide the necessary tools and information to beat the different cravings or desires that come from many types of addictive behavior.

While there are no SMART meetings located in Meridian, there are two that can be found within reasonable driving distance. Meridian residents unable to travel to an in-person meeting, can find many helpful resources online.

Monday
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: AAFV Community Center 1508 Hope Lane, Caldwell
17.6 miles

Wednesday
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: PEER Wellness Center 5371 W Franklin Road - Boise
9 miles

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What if You are Not Ready to Attend a Support Group?

Not everyone is ready to jump right into a support group when they want to quit using. In fact, for some people, even the thought of sharing their problems with strangers makes them nervous.

If that is how you feel, please know that there is nothing wrong with that. There are other options available to you as well.

Should Loved Ones be Concerned that a Drug Addict or Alcoholic Might Overdose?

If you have a family member or friend who is using drugs or abusing alcohol, you have every right to be concerned. It is possible that they could suffer from either an overdose, or alcohol poisoning.

Typically, overdoses most often happen when someone is using for the first time and they use too much, or when they have relapsed. Either situation should be considered an emergency. It is important to know how to recognize the signs of both alcohol poisoning and overdose.

People who have drank too much tend to display the following signs of alcohol poisoning:

  • They appear very confused.
  • They have excessive vomiting.
  • They begin having seizures.
  • The have slower breathing patterns
  • They have irregular breathing.
  • Their skin turns blue or pale.
  • They have a lower body temperature than normal.
  • They pass out and it is impossible to wake them up.

Someone who has overdosed on drugs may display varying symptoms, depending on the drug they were using. Typically, you may notice the following symptoms:

  • They have high blood pressure.
  • Their pulse rate is extremely high.
  • They either breathe too fast or to slow.
  • They have either a high or low body temperature.
  • They feel very sleepy.
  • They feel confused.
  • They may fall into a coma.
  • Their skin is cool and sweaty or hot and dry.
  • They complain of chest pain.
  • They complain of an upset stomach or stomach pain.
  • They have nausea and vomiting.

If you believe that a loved one has overdosed on drugs, or has alcohol poisoning, you must act quickly. Do not attempt to take them to the hospital yourself. Call 911 immediately and explain your concerns. If you can, tell the person on the phone the type of drug you believe the person overdosed on.

After you call 911, stay by their side at all times. Try to talk with them and keep them from passing out. Remain at the scene until emergency help arrives in case you need to answer any questions.

How Can Drug or Alcohol Treatment Help You Recover?

It is possible that you might need more intensive treatment for your addiction. If that is the case, you would benefit from going to a drug or alcohol rehab.

Not everyone can recover through outpatient treatment and support groups alone. While these forms of care are good, when you are trying to quit using, they are usually not enough. You will get a lot of help when you choose to go to an inpatient program.

Drug Rehab in Meridian, ID

There are nine inpatient and outpatient drug rehab centers located in the city of Meridian. Out of these, eight offer strictly outpatient programs, with one long-term care facility rounding out the number. These include a wide variety of treatment options, and have helped many drug addicts find the rehab with the capabilities to handle their addiction.

Alcohol Rehab in Meridian, ID

There are a fair amount of alcohol rehab centers found directly in the city of Meridian, seven in total. All seven of these programs are outpatient in nature, with a bit of travel needed to find an inpatient facility. The therapy options vary according to each program, so it is wise to check if the one you are considering has the type of treatment you need.

Professional Mental Health Treatment in Idaho: The Promise Program

Ashwood Recovery’s Promise Program offers a great option for mental health treatment in Idaho. They are located in Boise, and their partial hospitalization program offers a high level of care for their clients.

At Promise, they work with clients who have both severe and acute mental health issues. For example, they treat people with:

  • Depression
  • Self-harming behaviors
  • Substance abuse
  • Anxiety or panic disorders
  • Bipolar disorder
  • Sleep disorders
  • Mood disorders
  • Personality disorders
  • PTSD
  • ADD/ADHD
  • OCD

Clients participate in individual and group therapy sessions. They meet with a psychiatrist for medication management twice per week and participate in many other therapeutic activities.

Alcohol and Drug Detox in Meridian

Aside from completing a rehab program, one of the most important steps on the road to recovery is drug and alcohol detox. This is actually the first step, one taken before the lessons and tools learned in alcohol or drug rehab can fully take effect. This holds true for both alcoholism and drug addiction, since most times the substances can have harmful side effects if you attempt to dry out on your own. It is always wise to have a professional on hand in case the going gets rough.

When it comes to answering the question of whether or not you need to go through drug or alcohol detox when getting help for your addiction, the answer is almost always a resounding yes. Some milder addictions may be able to bypass this part of the process, especially if the drug or alcohol of choice is not used very regularly. However, for most addictions, detox is an unavoidable step you need to take.

There are several reasons that detox is such an important part of the addiction recovery process. The first is simply that when your body adjusts to not having drugs or alcohol, it can be very frightening, uncomfortable and confusing. Your body is craving something so intensely, it can be difficult to even function with everyday tasks. In an alcohol or drug detox program, most mundane tasks are handled for you, so you can concentrate on dealing with the ordeal without too much difficulty.

It also helps having professionals around who can step in if the going gets too tough. In those moments where you feel like all hope is lost, it is extremely beneficial to have someone there to talk you through it. Given the restrictive nature of drug and alcohol detox programs, it will also keep you from getting your substance of choice just to make the suffering stop.

In many situations, both with drug and alcohol addiction, the physical and emotional pain and anguish can become so intense that additional medications may need to be prescribed to help ease the pain. In some situations, these are absolutely necessary, since the withdrawal from certain substances can actually kill you. A good detox program understands when this is necessary, and can help your addiction recovery immensely by administering the correct medications

There is one facility located directly in Meridian that offers inpatient detox services. There is, however, another avenue to try in the form of major hospitals in Meridian, that can help with detox especially during the most difficult times. There are five major hospitals located directly in Meridian, so urgent care for someone detoxing is always within reach.

Northpoint Recovery

While not located directly in Meridian, the programs offered by Northpoint Recovery for both drug and alcohol recovery treatment are second to none. Northpoint Recovery is located in the state capital of Boise, and offers inpatient treatment for both the detox and rehab phases of your recovery.

Northpoint Recovery offers an accredited 28-day program that is geared to help you survive detox, and make the most of the therapy received in rehab. The program starts off with a seven-day detox process, and spends the final 3 weeks concentrating on what we can teach you to keep your sobriety going once you are finished. We offer a wide range of different therapy types, and each treatment program is tailored to each person's addiction in specific.

Health Insurance

One thing that virtually all alcohol and drug detox and rehab centers have in common is that they can be pricey if paid for out of pocket. This makes it of special importance that the facility you select takes your personal health insurance to cover the costs. Without health insurance, many people who need help are unable to get it.

Northpoint Recovery is proud to accept most major insurance carriers and plans. Blue Cross, Humana and Aetna are only a few of the big names we accept. If you would like to know if we accept your plan, feel free to verify it easily on our website.

Drug and Alcohol Detox Information

Depending on the type of drug you’re using, you may need to go through the detoxification process first. This is done solely to keep you safe, and to help you avoid some of the complications that can go along with withdrawal.

drug and alcohol detox will help you by addressing your withdrawal symptoms. You may take medication in combination with holistic treatments as toxins are flushed from your body. This is an essential step for most people.

Alcohol and Drug Rehab Information

Once you have detoxed, you should continue on to a drug and alcohol rehab. There, you will receive many different types of therapy to help you with your recovery. You will also work with a therapist who will determine if you suffer from any co-occurring disorders. If you do, those will be treated as well.

Learn More About Addiction Recovery and Mental Health Resources and Treatment in Meridian, ID

At Northpoint Recovery, we know how intimidating it can be to admit that you have an addiction or mental health condition that needs treatment.

Do you have questions about the various types of addiction recovery resources that are available to you in Meridian? Are you interested in learning more about detox and rehab as an option? Please contact us today.

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