Behind McGeady & Molloy Solicitors | Alternating Format.
The Queen Street NA Group meets every Monday afternoon at 2.30pm in Derry, running for an hour. You'll find the room behind McGeady & Molloy Solicitors on Queen Street, close to the city centre. This is a members' meeting of Narcotics Anonymous, held for anyone with a desire to stop using drugs, so it's a settled space to talk honestly among people who understand. The group runs an alternating format, so the shape of the meeting varies week to week — sometimes a shared reading, sometimes open sharing around the table. Afternoon timings suit those who can't make evening meetings, and there's no need to let anyone know you're coming. Turning up is all it takes to get started.
Can I just come along, or do I need to book?
No booking is needed and there's no cost. Narcotics Anonymous meetings are free and run by members. Just arrive at Queen Street a little before 2.30pm on a Monday and find the room behind McGeady & Molloy Solicitors.
Who can attend this meeting?
This is a closed meeting, which means it's for people who have a desire to stop using drugs — members only, rather than a public event. If that's you, you're welcome, whether it's your first meeting or your hundredth. Open meetings, by contrast, welcome family and friends too.
What does the alternating format mean?
The group changes its format from week to week — one week might centre on a reading or topic, another on open sharing around the table. Whatever the week's shape, you're never expected to speak until you feel ready; listening is always fine.
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