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NA, and Al-Anon Meetings in Bremerton, WA
More than 200 Kitsap County residents died of a drug overdose in 2017. Even more were hospitalized for non-fatal overdoses. The AA and NA meetings in Bremerton can help our friends and neighbors get clean before it’s too late.
It’s no secret that the drug problem in Bremerton, WA is bad. Very bad.
In fact, heroin and other opioids have had such disastrous effects on the local population that our small city was the subject of a recent PBS documentary.
Entitled Chasing Heroin, the film examines how drugs (specifically heroin) has impacted the lives of local residents and the city as a whole.
“You [can’t[ walk down the streets in Bremerton without finding hypodermic needles laying in the gutters and laying in the parks and on the children’s equipment,” local resident Robert Parker says in the movie. “It used to be nobody knew someone that was on heroin. Then all of a sudden, I knew 50 people that had an issue with heroin.”
And he’s right. According to information provided by the Kitsap Public Health Health District, nearly 100 out of every 100,000 local residents lose their lives to a drug overdose each year. Even more suffer in silence. While not every addict dies of a substance abuse problem, they may ruin their lives and face severely negative consequences.
But it doesn’t have to be like this.
There are too many addiction resources available in this city for it to have such a bad problem. The Narcotics Anonymous meetings in Bremerton, for example, help hundreds of local addicts fight against their addictions.
It’s important to remember that help is available. If you or a loved one is currently struggling with drug or alcohol addiction, you should have a look at the resource guide below. We’ve listed dozens of meetings that may be able to help you get sober before it’s too late.
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Narcotics Anonymous: Helping Kitsap County Residents Battle Addiction
It’s not easy to overcome a drug addiction. Dependency, after all, is a brain-altering disease that changes the way the addict’s mind functions.
Therefore, it takes time, patience, and hard work to get clean. But luckily, there are people out there that want to help you along the way.
At the NA meetings in Kitsap County, you’ll find dozens of local addicts who have gone through (or are currently going through) the same struggles you are.
Every day of the week, these addicts meet in community centers, church basements, and other locations to talk about their experiences and offer support to one another.
Using the Twelve Steps, these addicts work together to confront their past behaviors, forgive themselves for how they’ve acted, and develop coping mechanisms for living a drug-free life.
If you live in the Greater Seattle area, you’re lucky because there is a lively and vibrant community of recovered addicts. These groups would be thrilled to have you at a meeting and to lend a hand as you work to get back on the right path.
Are you sitting there asking yourself, “Where can I find an NA meeting near me?”. Well, you’re in luck!
We’ve compiled a list of NA meetings in or near Bremerton. Check it out!
Important note: Some meetings are marked as “closed”. These meetings are open exclusively to people who’ve already started their recovery journey. No first-timers allowed in these groups.
Sunday
9:30 AM
Open Discussion Meeting
Rob's 125th St Grill
12255 Aurora Avenue North
Seattle, Washington 98133
This is an open NA meeting. All are welcome. If you need a supportive group to meet with on Sunday mornings, this could be a great opportunity for you.
10:00 AM
COC Meeting
Bremerton Chamber of Commerce
3850 Kitsap Way
Suite #102
Bremerton, Washington 98312
This is an open meeting sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce. Everyone is invited. The facility is wheelchair accessible.
12:00 PM
SASG Sunday Meeting
Seattle Area Support Groups HQ
115 15th Avenue East
Suite #201
Seattle, Washington 98112
This is an open meeting for LGBT folks. It’s held at Seattle’s addiction resource headquarters. All addicts are welcome.
12:00 PM
Hot Java Meeting
Hot Java Cafe
409 Pacific Avenue
Suite #409
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting. Any addict who wants to overcome their addiction is welcome.
6:00 PM
Streets 2 the Seats
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is an open meeting. Everyone is invited.
7:00 PM
Saint Paul’s Group
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open NA meeting. All are welcome. The meeting format varies from week to week.
The facility is handicap accessible.
Monday
9:30 AM
Open Discussion Meeting
The Salvation Army
832 6th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting. Any addict who has a strong desire to get clean is welcome.
12:00 PM
Open Participation Meeting
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This meeting is open to all. Attendees gather to share their stories and connect with other recovering addicts.
3:00 PM
Open Step Study
The Salvation Army
832 6th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open step-study meeting. Any addict who has a strong desire to get clean is welcome to come and learn about the Twelve Steps
6:00 PM
Open Women’s Meeting
Our Savior Lutheran Church
1015 Veneta Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting for women. Any woman who wants to overcome their drug addiction is invited.
7:00 PM
Come as You Are
First Lutheran Church
2483 Mitchell Road Southeast
Port Orchard, Washington 98366
This is an open meeting. Everyone’s invited. The facility is handicap accessible.
Tuesday
12:00 PM
Open Participation Meeting
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open NA meeting. Attendees gather to share their stories and connect with other recovering addicts.
3:00 PM
Step Study
The Salvation Army
832 6th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open step-study group. Attendees gather to talk about the Twelve Steps and share their recovery progress.
6:30 PM
Big Book Discussion Group
Our Savior Lutheran Church
1015 Veneta Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open Big Book discussion group. NA members gather to discuss the Book and other sobriety literature.
All are welcome. The facility is handicap accessible.
7:00 PM
Port Orchard Group
Parkwood Community Center
3045 Madrona Drive South East
Port Orchard, Washington 98366
This is an open NA meeting. Everyone’s invited. The facility is wheelchair accessible.
Wednesday
12:00 PM
Open Discussion Meeting
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open meeting. The format varies from week to week. Children are welcome so feel free to bring your young ones.
The facility is handicap accessible.
3:00 PM
Step Study
The Salvation Army
832 6th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open step-study group. NA members meet up to talk about the Twelve Steps and share their recovery progress.
The facility is wheelchair accessible.
7:00 PM
Open Participation Meeting
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open NA meeting. Attendees gather to share their stories and connect with other recovering addicts.
Thursday
12:00 PM
Open Participation Meeting
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open NA meeting. Each meeting is based around a different topic. Children are welcome so feel free to bring your kids.
The facility is wheelchair accessible.
1:30 PM
Campus Support Group
Olympic College
Business Building
Room #105
1600 Chester Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting, held on the campus of Olympic College. If you’re a student at one of the schools in the area or you simply need some support on Thursday afternoons, this could be a great meeting for you.
The facility is handicap accessible.
5:00 PM
Step Study
The Salvation Army
832 6th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open discussion group. Everyone is welcome. Children are invited.
The meeting takes place in the dining room. The facility is handicap accessible.
7:00 PM
Community NA Meeting
Holy Trinity Church
Room #13
4215 Pine Road Northeast
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This meeting is open to all. The facility is handicap accessible.
Friday
12:00 PM
Friday Afternoon Topic Discussion
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open NA meeting. All are welcome. Members gather to discuss various sobriety-related topics.
Children are invited so feel free to bring your little ones. The facility is handicap accessible.
8:00 PM
Dope Free
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is a closed meeting. Only committed members of Narcotics Anonymous are welcome to attend. If you’d like to attend a meeting at the Cherry Fellowship, you should check out their Saturday or Sunday meetings, instead.
9:00 PM
Saint Paul’s Group
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open NA meeting. All are welcome. The meeting format varies from week to week.
The facility is handicap accessible.
11:59 PM
COC Meeting
Bremerton Chamber of Commerce
3850 Kitsap Way
Suite #102
Bremerton, Washington 98312
This is an open meeting sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce. Everyone is invited. The facility is wheelchair accessible.
If you need some extra support on Friday nights, this could be a great meeting for you.
Saturday
10:30 AM
Streets 2 the Seats
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is an open meeting. Everyone is invited.
12:00 PM
Open Discussion Meeting
Broadview Community Church
325 125th Street
Seattle, Washington 98133
This NA meeting is open to all. The group meets in the basement of the Church.
6:00 PM
Big Book Discussion Group
Our Redeemer’s Lutheran Church
2400 Northwest 85th Street
Seattle, Washington 98117
This is an open Big Book discussion meeting. Members gather to talk about the Book and the ways it relates to their sobriety journey.
7:00 PM
Candlelight Discussion
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open meeting. Everyone’s invited. This could be a nice, serene environment for addicts to get the support they need.
The facility is wheelchair accessible.
11:59 PM
COC Meeting
Bremerton Chamber of Commerce
3850 Kitsap Way
Suite #102
Bremerton, Washington 98312
This is an open meeting sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce. Everyone is invited. The facility is wheelchair accessible.
If Saturday nights are a trigger for you, this might be the perfect group for you to check in with.
Please note: Northpoint Recovery is not affiliated with any of the groups listed above. For more meetings and a full, up-to-date meeting schedule, check out the official Narcotics Anonymous organization website. Or, you could also take a look at the West Puget Sound Area NA website. Both of these sites feature more extensive schedules than ours.
Alcoholics Anonymous: Bremerton Residents Getting Sober Together
This city’s drinking problem is nearly as bad as its drug problem. In 2017, nearly 20 people died in alcohol-related car crashes. Even more faced life-altering injuries at the hands of an impaired driver.
So, it’s quite clear that our residents need help. If our friends and neighbors can find proper treatment, we may able to reduce the number of people who die on our roads.
If you or a loved one currently suffers from alcohol addiction, it’s important to find support. Alcoholism not only threatens other citizens on the road but can have severely negative consequences in your own life.
It would benefit you greatly to attend an AA meeting in Bremerton or another nearby city. These meetings could help you to bring an end to your drinking habit once and for all.
This organization is similar to NA in that it provides addicts with a support network of like-minded folks who are also fighting their addiction. Many people find these support meetings to be life-changing experiences.
Wondering where you can find an AA meeting near you? We’ve got your back!
Below, you’ll find an extensive list of local meetings. Hopefully, one of these can provide you with the help and support you need to get sober.
Important note: Some meetings are marked as “closed”. Only committed members of the Program are invited to these sessions. If you’d like to attend one of these meetings, you should go to some open meetings first.
Sunday
7:00 AM
9th & Mckenzie Group
9th & Mckenzie
904 McKenzie Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting, held at one of Bremerton’s premiere AA meeting sites. Everyone’s invited.
If you’re looking for a great support network to meet up with on Sunday mornings, this could be the perfect group for you.
10:30 AM
Donut Dunkers
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is an open meeting. Everyone is invited. It could be a great meeting for anyone who needs some recovery support on Sunday mornings.
1:00 PM
Central Area Women’s Meeting
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is an open meeting for women. Any woman who wants to overcome their alcohol addiction is invited.
Monday
7:30 PM
9th & Mckenzie Group
9th & Mckenzie
904 McKenzie Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This meeting is open to all.
7:30 PM
Pine Road
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
4215 Pine Road Northeast
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is a closed AA meeting. It’s only open to those who have committed themselves to recovery.
8:00 PM
After Fivers
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is an open meeting. It could be a great meeting for anyone who’s looking to start their workweek off on the right foot.
Tuesday
5:00 PM
1032 Group
Max Hale Center
285 5th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting. All are welcome. The group allows children to attend, so feel free to bring your kids.
5:30 PM
It’s A Process
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is an open AA meeting. Grab a cup of coffee and join the Fellowship for some support and camaraderie.
6:00 PM
Veterans and Active Duty Military Group
Disabled American Veterans Building
2315 Burwell Street
Bremerton, Washington 98312
This is a closed AA meeting for members of the military. If you’re an active member or veteran of the military and you struggle with alcoholism, this group can offer the help and support you need to get sober.
There is also an open meeting in the same building, at the same time, for beginners and first-timers.
Wednesday
1:00 PM
Nine-to-Five
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is a closed AA meeting. This meeting gives committed members a place to find some support during lunchtime.
5:00 PM
9th & Mckenzie Group
9th & Mckenzie
904 McKenzie Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This meeting is open to all. If you’re looking for some midweek support after work on Wednesdays, this could be the perfect group for you.
6:30 PM
Back to the 40’s Big Book Study
Church of the Nazarene
924 Sheridan Road
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open Big Book study group. Members meet in the Philip Starr Building at the Church to discuss the Book and how it relates to their personal journey.
Thursday
5:00 PM
1032 Group
Max Hale Center
285 5th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting. Anyone who struggles with alcoholism is invited. Children are welcome, too, so feel free to bring the young ones along.
7:30 PM
Camp Union Thursday Nite Speakers Group
CK Fire & Rescue Station
6470 Seabeck Highway Northwest
Bremerton, Washington 98312
Each week, this group invites guest speakers to come in and share their stories with the group. Members are also invited to stand up and talk if they wish to.
This meeting is open to everyone.
8:00 PM
Big Book Study
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is an open Big Book study session. Members meet up at the Fellowship Hall to talk about the Book and discuss how it relates to their personal recovery stories.
Friday
12:00 PM
9th & Mckenzie Group
9th & Mckenzie Clubhouse
904 McKenzie Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This meeting is open to all. Friday nights can be difficult for alcoholics. So, if this time of the week is particularly triggering for you, the 9th & Mckenzie Group may be able to help.
2:00 PM
Serenity Now
The Summit at Bay Vista Apartments
4650 Bay Vista Boulevard
Bremerton, Washington 98312
This is an open meeting. All are welcome. No smoking allowed.
5:00 PM
1032 Group
Max Hale Center
285 5th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open AA meeting. Everyone is invited. Kids are welcome, too, so feel free to bring your children.
Saturday
5:00 PM
1032 Group
Max Hale Center
285 5th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting. Anyone who struggles with alcoholism is invited. Children are welcome, too, so feel free to bring your kids.
7:00 PM
Open Speaker Meeting
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, Washington 98122
This is an open AA meeting. Each session features guest speakers who share their stories.
On the last Saturday of each month, the group celebrates its members’ birthdays.
8:00 PM
Young At Heart
New Life Assembly
1003 5th Street
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting. All are welcome.
Please note: Northpoint Recovery is not affiliated with any of the groups listed here. If you’re seeking a full, up-to-date schedule of all the meetings in the area, head over to the official Western Washington Area AA website. There, you’ll find a more extensive list to browse through.
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Read Our BlogAl-Anon: A Support Group for Local Families
There’s no experience quite as heartbreaking as loving an addict.
After all, when someone is addicted to drugs or alcohol, there’s not much you can do for them. You can cry, plea for them to stop or even yell at them, but you can force them to quit unless they want to. Ultimately, they’re the only person who can bring their addiction to an end.
Over time, this experience can make you feel isolated and overwhelmed. It can bring you sadness, anger, and guilt.
Northpoint Recovery believes that no one should have to suffer through the pain of addiction on their own—even the family members of addicts.
That’s why we’ve compiled a small list of Al-Anon meetings in the area. These meetings are essentially support groups where you can meet other family members who are dealing with the addiction of a loved one.
At these meetings, individuals get together to discuss their experience and work through their overwhelming feelings.
It may sound futile, but many people find Al-Anon to be a great resource that helps them through this difficult time.
Do you love someone who suffers from drug addiction or alcoholism? Al-Anon could provide you with the support network you need.
Don’t suffer in silence anymore. Check out one of the meetings listed below.
Please note: Meeting schedules and locations are subject to change. Northpoint Recovery is not affiliated with any of the meetings listed below and therefore not responsible for changes in time, date, or location.
Monday
12:00 PM
Monday Noon Study Group AFG
Bremerton United Methodist Church
1150 Marine Drive
Bremerton, Washington 98312
This meeting is open to all.
Thursday
12:00 PM
Thursday Noon East Bremerton AFG
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
4215 Pine Rd Northeast
Bremerton, Washington 98310
This is an open Al-Anon meeting. Everyone is invited. The facility is handicap accessible.
6:00 PM
Trust the Process AFG
First Christian Church of Bremerton
811 Veneta Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98337
This is an open meeting. The facility is wheelchair accessible.
There are plenty of other Al-Anon and Alateen meetings in Seattle and other nearby cities. For a full, up-to-date listing of meetings in the area. check out the official Washington Area Family Group website.
Drug Rehab: Focusing on Your Recovery
Twelve-step meetings are great resources for addicts. But, there’s a chance that you might need more intensive treatment to help you get clean.
Oftentimes, addicts need time and space to focus on getting sober. This is why rehab programs exist. Drug rehab allows you to focus on your recovery so that you can heal from your addiction.
It’s important to remember that addiction recovery is a lifelong process that never truly ends. You’ll always be very susceptible to relapsing back into your addiction, but getting the right kind of professional help from the start can make such a big difference.
When you go to drug rehab, you’ll be able to participate in:
- Group therapy meetings that will allow you to discuss your addiction and any challenges you’ve faced within a group setting of your peers.
- Individual therapy sessions that will help you understand the source of your addiction and promote recovery.
- Family therapy that will provide you and your family with the help you need to restore broken relationships.
- Proper follow-up care that will provide you with the ongoing treatment you need to prevent relapsing.
Detox: The First Step to Your Recovery
Drug and alcohol detox is still a fairly new idea to many people who have gotten help for their addictions in the past. People used to go straight to rehab. But these days, experts believe that the first step in any type of addiction recovery is to go through a preliminary detox program.
Quitting drugs, after all, can be quite painful. Because your body becomes accustomed to having the drug around, it doesn’t respond kindly when you deprive it of that substance.
So, once you cease use, you’ll experience a number of uncomfortable symptoms. These symptoms are usually the side effects of drug withdrawal.
Essentially, professional detox centers are established to help addicts manage their withdrawal symptoms. The whole process is a lot easier if you go through it under the supervision of professional doctors.
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