Medication-Assisted Recovery Anonymous (MARA) International
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
MARA is a peer support fellowship for people in recovery. It welcomes people who take prescribed medication, people exploring other paths, and people with no history of substance use. Members can find meetings by state, attend online meetings, and use the group's book, workbook, and Twelve Steps materials.
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What they offer 5
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Daily Online MARA Meetings (Zoom)Service
MARA holds online meetings run by hosts from its community. The pages do not give days, times, or links.
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In-person MARA meetingsProgram
Peer support meetings held in person in different places. A search tool on the website lets you look for meetings by state.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
MARA book and workbookService
A MARA book and a workbook are for sale on Amazon. They are meant for people on their own recovery path and for professionals in treatment settings.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Start or list a MARA meetingProgram
People who want to start a MARA meeting in their area can contact MARA for guidance. Hosts can also send in details to have a meeting listed on the website.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Twelve Steps and Twelve TraditionsService
MARA posts its Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions as PDF files to read. They are also available in Spanish and German.
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