Narcotics Anonymous · Nashville & Middle Tennessee

Free NA support for drug use in Nashville

Looking for help with drug addiction? Narcotics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who support one another in recovery. Meetings are free, and newcomers are welcome.

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Free addiction support in Nashville

NA meetings bring together people seeking recovery from drug addiction. Members share their own experience; the NA program is based on the Twelve Steps.

This site connects you with meetings in Nashville and nearby Middle Tennessee communities. You can start with a meeting, call the local NA helpline, or read an introduction published by NA World Services.

Read NA’s own introduction to the program

Nashville & Davidson County

Find your next NA meeting

Scheduled times from the local meeting list. Check meeting announcements and the full details before going.

In-person meetings still scheduled today

As of Sunday, October 4, 2026 · Central time. Earlier start times are omitted.

Upcoming online options in Middle Tennessee

Schedule retrieved Oct 4, 2026 at 5:22 pm CDT. These are recurring listings; changes may not yet appear.

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“Closed” means for people who have, or think they may have, a drug problem. It does not mean canceled. Understand meeting codes.

Before your first meeting

Use the meeting’s own listing to plan your visit.

  1. Check the time and venue

    Open the full details for the meeting you choose. Check the day, start time, street address and entry notes. If you plan to attend online, check its online access information.

  2. Check the meeting type

    Open meetings welcome other visitors, including a friend or family member. Closed meetings are for people who have, or think they may have, a drug problem. Other format or access notes may also apply.

    Look up a meeting code

  3. Ask about anything unclear

    The local helpline can be a starting point for NA meeting information. If a listing is incomplete or has special entry requirements, check before travelling.

    Call the NA helpline
Can I come if I’m still using or unsure about NA?

You are welcome to attend while still using, or while wondering whether you have a drug problem. NA’s introduction to meetings explains more.

Do I have to speak or pay?

You can listen first. There is no charge to attend and no membership fee. Members may make voluntary contributions to support the group.

Is NA religious?

NA describes its program as spiritual. You may hear prayers in meetings. Learn about spiritual principles in NA.

How is anonymity respected?

NA asks attendees not to identify other members or repeat what they share. Read about meeting customs in An Introduction to NA Meetings.

Start with the question on your mind

I want to stop using drugs

Explore ways to connect with NA and choose an official newcomer reading.

Do I have a drug problem?

Find NA’s questions for private reflection and meeting options for people who are unsure.

I’m coming back after using again

Read Recovery & Relapse from NA World Services. You are welcome to return to meetings.

Find support across Middle Tennessee

The wider meeting finder includes Nashville, Murfreesboro, Lebanon, Franklin, Columbia, Hendersonville, Gallatin and nearby communities. Select a city and day to see the available listings.

Open the full meeting finderGet the printable list

About this local guide

NA Nashville provides this guide to local meeting access. Recovery readings open on the official NA World Services website. This local page is not Fellowship-approved recovery literature.

Meeting basics: An Introduction to NA Meetings, IP #29. More reading: Newcomer literature. Listing corrections: Submit a meeting change.