Sobriety Systems

Alcohol and Drug Recovery Support in the U.S.

Sobriety Systems · U.S. resource guide

Find support. Make a plan for today.

Meeting directories, sober activities, and a free daily planning worksheet for adults in the United States. Start with the kind of connection you want, then put one next step on your calendar.

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Where can I find help with alcohol or drugs?

For alcohol or drug recovery support in the United States, start with the kind of help you need: a licensed treatment provider, a peer recovery meeting, or practical structure for everyday life. You do not need a Sobriety Systems account or paid membership to use the resources on this page.

Considering stopping alcohol? If you have been drinking heavily for a prolonged period, suddenly stopping can cause dangerous withdrawal. Speak with a qualified healthcare professional about a safe plan. See NIAAA’s guidance on changing your drinking. For a medical emergency, call 911.

Find treatment or professional advice

  • FindTreatment.gov: SAMHSA’s U.S. directory for substance use and mental health treatment. Search for services in your area and ask providers about availability, fees, insurance, and the care they offer.
  • NIAAA Alcohol Treatment Navigator: guidance on finding and comparing alcohol treatment for yourself or someone you care about.

Source: SAMHSA’s treatment-finding guidance. A planning worksheet cannot assess withdrawal, diagnose a condition, or replace treatment.

Find alcohol and drug recovery meetings

For A.A., use our guide to official online A.A. meeting resources. For Narcotics Anonymous, use NA World Services’ local community and virtual meeting finders. For in-person NA meetings, follow the local community link for its current schedule. For online meetings, check the format, time zone, and who the meeting is open to. The secular and other recovery options below provide additional places to begin.

Make a practical plan alongside your support

Use the free sober evening planner to choose an action for tonight, the free sober weekend planner and event card to prepare for time away from your usual routine, or the seven-day sobriety planning course to practice daily anchors. All are self-guided educational tools, available without signup. The optional paid membership is described separately below.

These additions were checked against the linked organizations’ guidance on October 28, 2026. Sobriety Systems is an independent, peer-led educational project. The listed organizations do not endorse or operate this website.

Choose a place to connect

Use each organization’s own site for current schedules, participation details, and location filters. For online events, check the displayed time zone before you join.

SMART Recovery

Free, facilitator-guided peer meetings, available online and in person. Start with the meeting finder and choose a format and time that work for you.

Explore SMART Recovery meetings

LifeRing Secular Recovery

A secular recovery community with online and local meetings. Its directory lets you filter meetings by format, day, and language.

Explore LifeRing and its meeting directories

Recovery Dharma

Browse the organization’s meeting index and beginner resources. Read the individual meeting description for its format and participation details.

Browse Recovery Dharma meetings

The Phoenix

Find sober community activities, including movement, creative activities, and online events. Check each event’s location, registration, and participation requirements.

Explore The Phoenix activities

The Sober Curator

Explore alcohol-free lifestyle ideas, entertainment, travel, and a sober-events calendar. Useful when you want ideas for what to do with your free time.

Explore sober lifestyle ideas

Looking for A.A.?

Our meeting-finder guide points you to A.A. meeting resources and explains what to check before joining an online meeting.

Find online A.A. meetings

These are independent organizations. A link does not imply a partnership, endorsement, or referral arrangement. Listings checked October 25, 2026.

Turn a resource into one next step

  1. Choose one connection. Save the meeting or activity link and the correct time zone.
  2. Give it a place in your day. Write down when you will join, register, or contact the organizer.
  3. Keep a smaller plan. If your schedule changes, choose another available time or reach out to a trusted person.

The free one-page Sober Routine Planner gives you space for a morning action, a difficult stretch, a point of connection, and an evening review. Download it without an account, email address, or payment.

Want more structure between those connections?

Sobriety Systems Founders Membership adds a First Session, 28 self-paced sessions, 12 decision field guides, and a Saturday reflection. Use the materials privately and at your own pace alongside the support you already have.

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US$12 billed monthly until cancelled. Cancel future renewals anytime. Educational planning materials; no live coaching, clinical treatment, or emergency service.

For resource editors and community organizers

You are welcome to link to this guide or the free planner. The sharing page includes a short description you can copy with credit to Sobriety Systems. No listing fee or reciprocal link is required.

For a correction or resource-page inquiry, contact Sobriety Systems.