For the most part, programs that end with the word Anonymous are 12 Step programs. The 12 Steps were originally published in 1939 in the book Alcoholics Anonymous. Essentially, the Steps outline a suggested program of recovery including admitting powerlessness over the substance or behaviour, believing that there is a solution to that powerlessness, self-examination to identify and correct character defects, making amends for harm done and, ultimately, carrying the message of recovery to those who still suffer, and being the best possible version of oneselve.
AA is a global fellowship supporting individuals recovering from alcoholism through shared experiences, 12-Step programs and community support, helping members achieve sobriety and personal growth. Check "Find a Meeting" for AA meetings held at the Fellowship Centre.
CA is a worldwide fellowship of individuals recovering from cocaine addiction (and any mind alerting substances). It provides support through meetings, sharing experiences, and following the 12 Steps for personal recovery and growth. Check "Find a Meeting" for CA meetings held at the Fellowship Centre.
GA is a support group for individuals struggling with compulsive gambling. It offers a 12-Step recovery program, peer support, and resources to help members regain control of their lives. Check "Find a Meeting" for GA meetings held at the Fellowship Centre.
OA is a support group for individuals struggling with compulsive eating. It offers a 12-Step program, fostering community, accountability and recovery through shared experiences and understanding. Check "Find a Meeting" for OA meetings held at the Fellowship Centre.
SAA is a 12-Step support group for individuals struggling with compulsive sexual behaviours. It provides a safe place for sharing experiences, seeking recovery, and fostering healthy relationships. Check "Find a Meeting" for SAA meetings held at the Fellowship Centre.
NA is a global fellowship for individuals recovering from drug addiction, providing support through shared experiences, 12-Step programs, and a network of meetings to promote abstinence and personal growth. For local meetings, visit https://eana.ca/meetings/
CAA is a support group for individuals seeking to reduce or eliminate caffeine consumption. It offers a safe space to share experiences, challenges, and strategies for recovery. For online meetings, visit https://caffeineaddictsanonymous.org/
CMA is a support group for individuals recovering from crystal meth addiction, promoting sobriety through shared experiences, meetings, and a 12-Step program. For meetings in Canada, visit https://www.crystalmeth.org/meetings/?region=canada
LAA is a support group for individuals struggling with unhealthy relationships and love addiction. It offers a 12-step program focused on recovery, healing, and personal growth. For online meetings, visit https://loveaddictsanonymous.org/meetings/online/
MA is a support group for individuals seeking recovery from marijuana addiction. It provides a 12-Step program, peer support, and resources to help members achieve and maintain sobriety. For meetings in Canada, visit https://marijuana-anonymous.org/meetings/?region=canada
