Groups offers online support groups for people recovering from opioid addiction. Our evidence-based program combines medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD), like Suboxone, with weekly virtual support groups you can join through the Groups app. You’ll also receive personalized support and wraparound care to help you stay on track and build a life you’re proud of. With flexible online options, you can access care on your schedule—wherever you are.
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Looking for even more support? Explore these 9 online recovery support groups and find the right fit for you. (Options are listed from A-Z.)
12-step meetings
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a well-known recovery support group. Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is for people who want to stop using drugs. These groups are 12-step programs for online and in-person addiction support. 12-step programs link recovery to a higher power.
In most areas, AA and NA offer extra support around the holidays. They hold back-to-back meetings on Christmas and Thanksgiving.
AA and NA often have special groups for women, LGBTQ+ folks, and people of color.
In the Rooms
In the Rooms has recovery support meetings and an online community. Every day, there are 130+ online meetings to choose from. In-person meetings are available.
Faith-based recovery support groups
There are also recovery support groups that build on different faiths:
- Celebrate Recovery (based on Christian principles)
- Millati Islami (based on Islamic principles)
- Our Jewish Recovery (based on Jewish principles)
- Recovery Dharma (based on Buddhist principles)
Medication Assisted Recovery Anonymous
Medication Assisted Recovery Anonymous (MARA) builds on 12-step programs. MARA is for people who use medicines like Suboxone in recovery. Like AA and NA, they offer both online and in-person meetings.
National Alliance on Mental Illness
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) holds online and in-person support groups. They have special groups for people with substance use disorders. They also have groups for people’s loved ones.
Phoenix Recovery
Phoenix Recovery Phoenix Recovery is a unique support group. It holds free online and in-person activities like camping and sports. They’re a good choice for people who want to break a sweat in recovery support.
SMART Recovery
SMART stands for “Self Management and Recovery Training.” SMART Recovery offers online and in-person support groups. Meetings help with cravings, feelings, and long-term recovery.
Finding the right recovery support group for you
Here are some tips when looking for a support group:
- If you don’t connect with a group, try a different one.
- Over the last few years, online meetings have become more common. Check out your options if you’re not able to go to a local meeting.
- Don’t get discouraged if you try a few groups that aren’t a good fit for you. Keep trying different groups until you find a positive experience. You deserve it.
- Ask other members in your group where they go when they want extra support. They may have some great ideas.
Didn’t find what you’re looking for? There are hundreds of different recovery support groups available. Check out these articles for more information:
- The Temper: The Top 25 Sober Communities Beyond Traditional AA
- The Temper: 15 Online Recovery Meetings & Groups You’ll Want to Check Out
- Verywell Mind: Best Online Sobriety Support Groups
At Groups, we provide comprehensive treatment for the whole person, not just your OUD. This includes medication for opioid use disorder treatment (MOUD), group counseling, and personalized support. We believe that with the right knowledge, tools, and support, anyone can find recovery and change their lives for the better.
Are you looking for a recovery program that includes access to Suboxone treatment? Give our Recovery Support Specialists a call today. We look forward to meeting you.
