While we are not affiliated with groups like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, we believe in their missions. There are some people who will need to go to treatment, but there are several ways for them to get professional help. Also, Al-Anon and Alateen are there to help families.
For those who want to stop drinking, going to AA meetings in the Emmett area can offer them a great deal of support.
10:30 AM
Puttin Sober
Dale’s Shop
2699 W. Sales Yard Rd.
Emmett, ID
This is an open meeting that anyone can attend. Smoking is permitted.
6:00 PM
Week-end Warriors
Gem County Recovery Community Center
115 S. McKinley Ave
Emmett, ID
This is another open meeting.
8:00 PM
Emmett Group
Gem County Recovery Community Center
115 S. McKinley Ave
Emmett, ID
This is an open meeting. McKinley Ave. is located right off Main Street, making it easy to find. There are several restaurants along nearby streets where you can grab a bite to eat before the meeting or afterwards.
This is the only group that meets through the week. The meeting is at 8:00 PM each night Monday through Friday.
Noon
Brown Bag
Gem County Recovery Community Center
115 S. McKinley Ave
Emmett, ID
This is an open meeting where you can bring your lunch and eat during the discussion. It’s a good option for people who have to work all day and take care of family at night.
7:00 PM
Week-end Warriors
Gem County Recovery Community Center
115 S. McKinley Ave
Emmett, ID
This is another open meeting.
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There are several Emmett area NA meetings that are being held all week long. They can be a great source of support for those with any type of addiction.
8:00 PM
Gateway Crossing Apartments
211 North Gateway Street
Nampa, ID 83687
This is an open meeting.
6:30 PM
United Methodist Church
235 East Pine Avenue
Meridian, ID 83642
This is an open group which uses a step study and tradition study.
8:00 PM
Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
6200 Garrett Street
Garden City, ID 83714
This is an open meeting which uses the discussion and group participation format. They also have a candlelight meeting.
8:00 PM
Hillview Methodist Church
8525 Ustick Road
Boise, ID 83704
This is an open meeting.
7:00 PM
Gateway Crossing Apartments
211 North Gateway Street
Nampa, ID 83687
This is an open meeting for women. The group uses the discussion and participation format.
8:00 PM
Gem County Jail
410 East 1St. St.
Emmett, ID 83617
This group also meets at the same time on Friday evenings. You can call (800) 407-7195 to find out more about the meeting.
7:00 PM
United Methodist Church
235 East Pine Avenue
Meridian, ID 83642-2332
This is an open meeting.
7:00 PM
Caldwell Christian Center
220 N. 6th Avenue
Caldwell, ID 83605
This is an open meeting with a discussion and participation format. On the second Saturday of the month, there is a speaker and potluck dinner.
Families often struggle the most when someone they love is addicted to a drug or to alcohol. Al-Anon and Alateen meetings are available in the Emmett area to offer support.
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Sunday Morning Early Birds
Alano Club
3820 Cassia
Boise, ID
Contact: Janette: 208-631-9192
Debby S: 208-338-8936
The meeting is in the basement of the building.
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Improve Our Conscious
Literature Center Complex
1111 S. Orchard St., Door 2 Room 112A
Boise, ID
Contact: Tina N: 208-629-9415
Helen Z. 208-631-2090
Use entry door two to get to the meeting room.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Keep It Simple Sun AFG
Ada County Services building
40 W. Franklin
Meridian, ID
Contact: Dawn: 208-440-1519
Paul S: 208-697-3628
Monday and Wednesday Noon
Southminster Presbyterian Church
6500 Overland Rd.
Boise, ID
This group meets twice a week on the second floor of the church.
12:00 PM
Monday CAL Solutions
First Presbyterian Church 950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
Use the metal stairs that come from the alley to find the correct room. This group doesn’t meet on holidays.
8:00 PM
Steps to Serenity
First Congregational Church
2201 Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
The meeting is held in the basement of the church in room 6.
Tuesday and Friday Downtown
First Presbyterian Church
950 W. State St.
Boise, ID
This group meets twice a week. AA has a meeting right across the hall at the same time. Take the metal stairs off the alley to get to the right location.
5:30 PM
Tuesday Night Women’s Al-Anon
First Congregational Church
2201 Woodlawn Ave.
Boise, ID
This is a women’s support group, and its kid-friendly so you don’t need to worry about finding childcare.
Tuesday Night Adult Children
St. Michael’s Episcopal Cathedral
518 N. 8th St.
Boise,, ID
The meeting is held in the Bishop Tuttle House. Use the side door of the church to get to the correct meeting place.
10:00 AM
The 3 Legacy’s Writing for Serenity
PEER Wellness Center
963 S. Orchard Rd.
Suite 101
Boise, ID
Wednesday Night Collister
Collister United Methodist Church
4400 Taft St.
Boise, ID
This group meets in the main building. Children over the age of 13 are welcome to attend.
12:00 PM
Noon Newcomer
Literature Center Complex
1111 S. Orchard St. Door 2 Room 112A
Boise, ID
This is an open meeting designed for newcomers. Use the entry door 2 to get to the center.
6:00 PM
Thursday Men’s
Five Mile Church of the Nazarene
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
This group meets in the Annex Building. There are speakers on the second Thursday of the month in March, June, September and December. While the group is for men, the speaker meetings are open to women as well.
7:00 PM
Thursday Night Friends
Tree City Church
3852 N. Eagle Rd.
Boise, ID
This group meets in the main floor chapel.
Contact: Bob C – 208-891-2992
Michelle – 208-412-5050
7:00 PM
Friday Night Fireside Group
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
2206 N. Cole Rd.
Boise, ID
The first Friday of the month is a speaker meeting.
Contact – Amy C – 208-932-3928
8:00 AM
Saturday Eagle Step Study
Eagle United Methodist Church
651 N. Eagle Rd.
Eagle, ID
This group is open with a focus on studying the 12 steps.
9:00 AM
Saturday’s Serenity
Five Mile Church of the Nazarene
2701 S. Five Mile Rd.
Boise, ID
This group meets in the main building and childcare is provided.
10:00 AM
Saturday Morning Spiritual
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
1500 E. Wright St.
Boise, ID
This is a 1-1/2-hour meeting. Use the entrance at the far left of the church.
Thursdays at 6:30 pm
Southeast Boise Alateen
Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church
2981 E. Boise Ave.
Boise, ID
For many people, attending AA or NA meetings is not the answer they are looking for. These individuals need to start recovering by getting professional treatment first. That is why we want to make sure to include information about the various rehab options that are available in the Emmett area.
People can choose from several different types of treatment programs. For many, inpatient rehab is the best option because they need a higher level of care. There are also those who might need long-term care in a residential facility such as a sober living home.
Most people will do quite well in an outpatient program, and for them, this is the best choice. We will talk in more detail about this type of rehab in just a moment.
There are several drugs that require detox prior to starting any type of rehab. This means that they cause withdrawal symptoms that may not only be physically and mentally painful, but they can also be dangerous.
For example, alcoholics will be required to go through alcohol detox. This permits them to obtain specialized treatment for their withdrawal symptoms. The same is true for those who are addicted to benzodiazepines, stimulants and many opioids.
The detoxification process can be lengthy, but it is often essential. It can help people avoid possible complications and give them a much easier recovery. It also has been linked to better long-term outcomes as well.
After detoxing, people are ready to move on to a high quality rehab center. During rehab, they will spend their time focusing on relearning how to live their lives without being reliant upon drugs or alcohol. They will work in various types of therapy settings to work through the issues that may have led to their substance abuse problems.
It is important to understand that many addictions are caused because of co-occurring disorders. That means that so many people suffer from mental health issues, and they use substances as a way to self-medicate their symptoms.
During rehab, co-occurring disorders should be diagnosed and treated. This will help the individual to avoid relapsing because the issue that led to their drug or alcohol use has been addressed.
At Ashwood Recovery, our outpatient program consists of various levels of care. People can choose intensive outpatient treatment, partial hospitalization, or they can opt for our traditional outpatient program.
Ashwood Recovery Nampa is our closest facility to the Emmett area. We are located just 41 minutes away by car.
We offer an excellent outpatient drug and alcohol rehab program at our facility. For those who are in need of detox, we can provide referrals for detox centers that we know and trust.
Did we answer all of your questions about the Emmett area’s addiction recovery resources? Please let us know how we can be of further assistance by contacting us today.
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