Long New List of Recovery Programs

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Are you in need of help, with some turmoil caused by yourself or by a relative or friend? Well no worries my friend, the Bible has the answers, but these groups may be a great help to you. Please read below if you would like help and if any of the following can be used by you! Remember, if you don't have a group near you, there can often be meetings streamed over the internet, directed via the telephone, or you may perhaps find a similar meeting.

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Categories:
Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Eating Addictions and Problems
Sex, Victims, and Love Problems
Mental Issues, Self Harm, and Emotions
Money Related Problems
Other Groups
Family and Friends of the abuser, and Teenagers

Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Alcoholics Anonymous
Cocaine Anonymous
Chemically Dependent Anonymous
Crystal Meth Anonymous
Drug Addicts Anonymous
Heroin Anonymous
Marijuana Anonymous
Nicotine Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Dual Recovery Anonymous

Eating Addictions and Problems
Compulsive Eaters Anonymous
Eating Disorders Anonymous
Food Addicts Anonymous
Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous
Overeaters Anonymous
GreySheeters Anonymous

Sex, Victims, and Love Problems
Survivors of Incest Anonymous
Love Addicts Anonymous
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous
Sex Addicts Anonymous
Sexaholics Anonymous
Sexual Compulsive Anonymous
Sexual Recovery Anonymous

Mental Issues, Self Harm, and Emotions
Suicide Anonymous
Self Mutilators Anonymous
Emotions Anonymous
Co-Dependents Anonymous

Money Related Problems
Debtors Anonymous
Gamblers Anonymous
Bettors Anonymous
Spenders Anonymous

Other Groups
Workaholics Anonymous
Computer Gaming Addicts Anonymous
Recoveries Anonymous
Clutterers Anonymous
Recovering Couples Anonymous

Family and Friends of the abuser, and Teenagers
Al-Anon/Alateen
Naranon/Narateen
Adult Children of Alcoholics
Families Anonymous
Parents Anonymous
Co-Anon (Cocaine)