30 Twelve Step fellowships and anonymous groups
Explore each fellowship’s purpose, membership requirement, resources, meeting information, and private self-check.
Substance use
Alcohol, drugs, nicotine, marijuana, cocaine, and related substance-use patterns
Recovery from alcoholism — one day at a time
Recovery from addiction — just for today
Recovery from marijuana addiction
Recovery from cocaine and all mind-altering substances
Recovery from crystal meth addiction
Freedom from nicotine addiction
Behavioral recovery
Peer-support fellowships organized around a shared problem and a Twelve Step program
Recovery from gambling and a path toward financial freedom
Recovery from compulsive eating through the Twelve Steps
Recovery from food addiction
Moving from delay and avoidance into action
Recovery from compulsive working and work avoidance
Recovery from compulsive internet and technology use
Recovery from clutter and compulsive accumulation
Moving from inaction to responsible action
Sexual and relationship recovery
Peer-support fellowships organized around a shared problem and a Twelve Step program
Freedom from compulsive sexual behavior through the Twelve Steps
Recovery from sexual addiction in a safe environment
Freedom from compulsive pornography use
Recovery from sex, love, and relationship addiction
Recovery from obsessive love and unhealthy attachment
Family and relationships
Families, partners, adult children, and people affected by another person’s behavior
Recovery from codependent relationship patterns
Recovery from the effects of growing up in a dysfunctional family
Support for families and friends of alcoholics
Support for families and friends of problem gamblers
Hope and recovery for families and friends of people affected by addiction
Financial recovery
Peer-support fellowships organized around a shared problem and a Twelve Step program
Emotional wellbeing
Peer-support fellowships organized around a shared problem and a Twelve Step program
Recovery from emotional difficulties through the Twelve Steps
Peer support for recovery from depression and hopelessness
Gradual recovery from obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors
Acceptance, humility, and rebuilding relationships
This tool supports self-awareness and does not replace professional diagnosis or treatment.