Battling a substance abuse problem can be so challenging. Fortunately, there are many Pocatello, Idaho area alcohol and drug addiction recovery resources. The issue is that people often do not know where to turn for help. As a result, they either continue to use, or they will attempt to quit on their own, cold turkey. Both are dangerous.
12-Step Recovery groups like Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous can and have helped millions of people all over the world. Al-Anon and Alateen can be a great resource for families as well. There are also professional treatment options for those who need a higher level of care.
This addiction recovery resource guide for Pocatello area offers a list of all of these support groups. It also provides information about professional treatment. Please note that we are not affiliated with these organizations. We only list them here for informational purposes.
Whether the catalyst is alcohol, illicit drugs, prescription drugs or something else entirely, addiction hurts everyone. It can affect anyone, anywhere, regardless of location, age, race, class, or any other factors.
Prescription drugs are one of the biggest catalysts of addiction in recent years, and the dependency on them has grown to epidemic levels. There were over 14,000 overdoses in 2014 alone related to prescription drug abuse. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), over 2 million Americans were dependent on prescription opioids like Oxycontin and Vicodin in 2014.
Narcotics Anonymous has been around since 1955. It is an organization that offer support group meetings for people with addictions. They invite anyone with any type of substance abuse problem – not just with drugs – to attend their meetings.
NA meetings are held on a weekly basis, and there is no charge to attend. The only requirement they have is for members to have the desire to stop using.
Going to an NA meeting in or near Pocatello can be so helpful because it allows people to meet others with the same goals. There are several to choose from.
Bearlake Memorial Hospital
7:00 pm
164 South 5th St.
Montpelier, ID
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Friendship Club
1:15 pm
745 South 1st St.
Pocatello, ID
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Prince of Peace Church
6:00 pm
930 North 400 West
Logan, UT
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Recovery Café
10:00 am & 4:30 pm
60 West 1000 North
Logan, UT
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NA Meeting Hall
11:00 am & 7:30 pm
220 E. Ellis St.
Paul, ID
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Serenity Hall
6:00 pm
600 S. Blvd.
Idaho Falls, ID
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A-Frame
6:00 pm
790 NE Main St.
Blackfoot, ID
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Whittier Community Center
6:30 pm
290 North 400 East
Logan, UT
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Rexburg Friendship Club
6:30 pm
365 South 5th West
Rexburg, ID
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Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
7:00 pm
132 South 1st St. West
Grace, ID
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Old St. Joseph’s School
7:00 pm
403 North Hayes Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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First Baptist Church
7:00 pm
90 West Kelly Ave.
Jackson Hole, WY
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NA Meeting Hall
6:00 pm & 8:00 pm
220 E. Ellis St.
Paul, ID
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Oats Family Center
6:30 pm
911 South Highway 30
Heyburn, ID
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St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
7:00 pm
589 South 200 East
Brigham City, UT
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A-Frame
7:00 pm
790 NE Main St.
Blackfoot, ID
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Trinity Methodist Church
8:00 pm
237 North Water Ave.
Idaho Falls, ID
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Rexburg Friendship Club
8:00 pm
359 South 5th West
Rexburg, ID
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Friendship Club
8:00 pm
745 South 1st St.
Pocatello, ID
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NA Meeting Hall
7:00 pm
220 E. Ellis St.
Paul, ID
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Community Center
7:00 pm
60 South Main St.
Driggs, ID
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First Baptist Church
7:00 pm
90 West Kelly Ave.
Jackson Hole, WY
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Central Christian Church
7:00 pm
918 North 8th Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Friendship Club
7:15 pm
745 South 1st St.
Pocatello, ID
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Good Samaritan Society
8:00 pm
840 East Elva St.
Idaho Falls, ID
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First Methodist Church
7:00 pm
200 North 15th Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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NA Meeting Hall
7:00 pm
220 E. Ellis St.
Paul, ID
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Residential Meeting
7:00 pm
72 South Shilling Ave.
Blackfoot, ID
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Good Samaritan
7:00 pm
840 East Elva St.
Idaho Falls, ID
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Recovery Café
7:30 pm
60 West 1000 North
Logan, UT
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Recovery Café
6:30 pm
60 West 1000 North
Logan, UT
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Mental Wellness Center
6:30 pm
620 Centennial Mountain Drive
Driggs, ID
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Arco Christian Church
7:00 pm
138 Eva St.
Arco, ID
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NA Meeting Hall
7:00 pm
220 E. Ellis St.
Paul, ID
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St. Peter’s Catholic Church
7:00 pm
304 E. Oneida
Preston, ID
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St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
7:00 pm
589 South 200 East
Brigham City, UT
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A-Frame
7:00 pm
790 NE Main St.
Blackfoot, ID
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First Methodist Church
7:30 pm
200 North 15th Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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NA Meeting Hall
7:00 pm
220 E. Ellis St.
Paul, ID
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Trinity Methodist Church
7:00 pm
237 North Water Ave.
Logan, UT
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Recovery Café
7:00 pm
60 West 1000 North
Logan, UT
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Friendship Club
8:00 pm
745 South 1st St.
Pocatello, ID
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First Baptist Church
8:00 pm
90 West Kelly Ave.
Jackson Hole, WY
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A-Frame
9:00 pm
790 NE Main St.
Blackfoot, ID
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Recovery Café
11:00 am
60 West 1000 North
Logan, UT
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Art Gallery
11:00 am
Normal Ave. & East 16th St.
Burley, ID
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Crown of Life Lutheran Church
6:00 pm
3856 E. 300 North
Rigby, ID
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NA Meeting Hall
7:00 pm
220 E. Ellis St.
Paul, ID
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Serenity Hall
7:00 pm
600 South Blvd.
Idaho Falls, ID
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Residential Meeting
7:00 pm
72 South Shilling Ave.
Blackfoot, ID
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Friendship Club
7:00 pm
745 South 1st St.
Pocatello, ID
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Summit Lodge
7:30 pm
RR1 Box 73 B
Fairview, UT
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Halfway House
9:00 pm
1230 J St.
Heyburn, ID
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Alcoholics Anonymous was the first 12-Step organization of its kind. It was founded in 1935 by two men who both had drinking problems. They also had a desire to stop, and they felt that with peer support, they could accomplish that goal. It turns out that they were right.
As of today, millions of people have gotten the help they needed by attending AA meetings. There is one in every city and state, and they are even located all over the world.
Attending a Pocatello area AA meeting can provide so much support to recovering alcoholics. There are meetings taking place all week long.
Primary Purpose Group
12:00 pm
First Congregational United Church of Christ
309 N. Garfield Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Noon Discussion Group
12:00 pm
Friendship Club
745 S. 1st Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Sundowners Group
5:30 pm
Friendship Club
745 S. 1st Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Just for Today – Big Book Solution
12:00 pm
Friendship Club
745 S. 1st Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Chubbuck Sunday Night Group
7:00 pm
Chubbuck United Methodist Church
5147 Whitaker Rd.
Pocatello, ID
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Group II
7:00 pm
Friendship Club
745 S. 1st Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Monday Night Women’s Group
7:00 pm
Friendship Club
745 S. 1st Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Shoulder to Shoulder
7:00
Hope and Recovery Center
210 E. Center St.
Pocatello, ID
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Looking Glass Group
7:00 pm
First Presbyterian Church
202 S. 7th Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Group I
8:15 pm
Trinity Episcopal Church
248 N. Arthur Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Spearhead Meeting
7:00 pm
Hope and Recovery Resource Center
214 E. Center St.
Pocatello, ID
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Group II
7:00 pm
Friendship Club
745 S. 1st Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Young People’s Group
7:00 pm
Friendship Club
745 S. 1st Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Spearhead Meeting
7:00 pm
Hope and Recovery Resource Center
214 E. Center St.
Pocatello, ID
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Early Risers II
6:30 am
Elmer’s Pancake and Steak House
851 S. 5th Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Shoulder to Shoulder Book Study
7:00
Hope and Recovery Center
210 E. Center St.
Pocatello, ID
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Looking Glass Group
7:00 pm
First Presbyterian Church
202 S. 7th Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Group I
8:15 pm
Trinity Episcopal Church
248 N. Arthur Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Vision For You Speaker Meeting
7:00 pm
St. Joseph Parrish Hall
403 N. Hayes Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Al-Anon is an organization that was started as a way to offer help and support to the families of addicts and alcoholics. They also have weekly support group meetings, and people are invited to come and learn more about addiction. They also have the opportunity to talk with others who understand their situations.
Alateen is actually a part of what the Al-Anon organization offers to families. Young people can attend weekly meetings in their area and meet others with similar circumstances.
Pocatello area Al-Anon meetings have already helped thousands of families. There are meetings taking place every night of the week.
Serenity AFG
7:00 pm
Brigham Memorial Hospital
98 Poplar St.
Blackfoot, ID
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New Beginnings AFG
7:00 pm
Western Real Estate
1395 NW Main St.
Blackfoot, ID
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Turn Around AFG
12:00 pm
Mandarin Restaurant
675 Yellowstone Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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Steps to Serenity AFG
7:00 pm
Chubbuck United Methodist Church
5147 Whitaker Rd.
Pocatello, ID
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Courage to Change AFG
5:30 pm
Friendship Club
745 South 1st St.
Pocatello, ID
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Bantello AFG
7:00 pm
Friendship Club
745 South 1st St.
Pocatello, ID
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Blackfoot Down Under AFG
7:00 pm
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
72 N. Shilling Ave.
Blackfoot, ID
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Wednesday Wild Bunch AFG
12:00 pm
Mental Health Associates
210 W. Burnside Ave.
Chubbuck, ID
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Hope and Recovery AFG
6:00 pm
Hope and Recovery Resource Center
210 E. Center St.
Ste. D
Pocatello, ID
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Down Under II AFG
7:00 pm
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
72 N. Shilling Ave.
Blackfoot, ID
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Friday Out to Lunch Bunch AFG
12:00 pm
Life Incorporated
640 Pershing Ave.
Pocatello, ID
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There are three Pocatello area Alateen meetings where young people can come together and support one another.
Courage to be Me Alateen
Sundays at 6:30 pm
St. John’s Episcopal Church
85 E. 100 N.
Logan, UT
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High Five Alateen
Mondays at 7:30 pm
New Life Church
2170 12th St.
Idaho Falls, ID
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Hope Alateen
Thursdays at 6:00 pm
Hope and Recovery Resource Center
210 E. Center St.
Pocatello, ID
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There are ways to get support regardless of whether you go face-to-face.
NA's website is a great resource for information and has discussion boards for people to gather at non-meeting times.
You can also find AA groups online. There are a number of ways to get support from these groups, from forums to chat rooms to phone groups. Whatever you're comfortable with, there are people ready to help.
You may be someone who would benefit more from professional drug and alcohol treatment that you would a support group. There is nothing wrong with that at all. If you think you might need a higher level of care, Ashwood Recovery is here to help you.
We offer an excellent intensive outpatient program, and if you are in need of detox services, we can make you a referral with a trusted provider.
It is so hard to recover from an addiction; especially when you attempt it on your own. But did you know that you are not on your own when it comes to stopping your use of drugs or alcohol? At Ashwood Recovery, we want to partner with you to help you get the type of help you really need.
There are so many tremendous resources available to you right in your own community of Pocatello. Our caring and attentive staff can work with you to help you find what will help you the most.
Do you have any other questions about alcohol and drug addiction recovery resources in the Pocatello area? Please contact us and let us assist you.
Our admissions coordinators are here to help you get started with treatment the right way. They'll verify your health insurance, help set up travel arrangements, and make sure your transition into treatment is smooth and hassle-free.
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