12-Step Programs Treatment Centers
12-Step Programs like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) provide free, peer-led support groups following a structured path to recovery. These programs emphasize spiritual growth, personal accountability, and community support, with millions of members worldwide maintaining long-term sobriety through regular meetings and sponsorship.
Found 11,797 treatment centers offering 12-step programs across the United States.
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Cedar Recovery
Mount Juliet, TN
Columbus Metro Treatment Center
Columbus, GA
Crossroads
Scottsdale, AZ
Crossroads Treatment Centers
Somerset, KY
Crossroads Treatment Centers
Ashland, KY
Episcopal Community Services
San Diego, CA
Family Services of the Piedmont
Greensboro, NC
FMRS Health Systems Inc
Fayetteville, WV
Fresh Start Counseling Services
Valparaiso, IN
Heartview Foundation
Bismarck, ND
Ignite Recovery LLC
Fall River, MA
North County Serenity House
Escondido, CA
Positive Recovery Services
Germantown, MD
Recovery Services of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM
Somerdale Treatment Services
Somerdale, NJ
Transcendence Treatment Center LLC
North Charleston, SC
About 12-Step Programs
12-Step Programs have helped millions of people achieve and maintain long-term sobriety since Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in 1935. These peer-led support groups offer free, accessible recovery support available virtually everywhere.
The 12 Steps
The steps guide individuals through acknowledging powerlessness over addiction, surrendering to a higher power (defined personally), making amends for past harms, and helping others in recovery. While spiritually-oriented, many people successfully work the steps with secular interpretations.
Major 12-Step fellowships include:
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): For alcohol addiction
- Narcotics Anonymous (NA): For drug addiction of all types
- Cocaine Anonymous (CA): For cocaine and other stimulants
- Gamblers Anonymous (GA): For gambling addiction
- Al-Anon/Nar-Anon: For family members of those with addiction
Integration with Professional Treatment
Many residential and outpatient programs incorporate 12-step meetings and principles. The combination of professional treatment and ongoing peer support significantly improves long-term outcomes.
Not Right for Everyone
While 12-step programs work well for many, alternatives like SMART Recovery offer science-based, secular options for those who prefer different approaches.