Nar-Anon of Johnson City Family Support Group

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Nar-Anon of  Johnson City Family Support Group ๐Ÿ’š Nar-Anon Family Group | Johnson City
Supporting families & friends of addicts.
๐Ÿ“… Sundays 4 PM at JCRC
| 513 E. Unaka Ave. | Johnson City, TN 37601-4032

Welcome to our Nar-Anon Family Group page in Johnson City! If someone you love is struggling with addiction, you donโ€™t have to face it alone. Nar-Anon is a 12-step support group for family and friends of addicts. Here, youโ€™ll find understanding, hope, and tools to help you focus on your own peace and well-being โ€” one day at a time. ๐ŸŒฟ

๐Ÿ“… Meetings: Sundays at 4:00 PM
๐Ÿ“ Johnson City Recovery Center (JCRC)

There are no dues or fees. Just caring hearts, listening ears, and the comfort of knowing youโ€™re not alone. ๐Ÿ’›

Whether youโ€™re ready to share or just want to listen, all are welcome. Come as you are. Family members/friends/significant others only. No observers, please.

10/21/2026
10/11/2026

The Language of Letting Go - October 11

Recovery

How easy it is to blame our problems on others. "Look at what he's doing." . . . "Look how long I've waited." . . . "Why doesn't she call?" . . . "If only he'd change then I'd be happy." . . .

Often, our accusations are justified. We probably are feeling hurt and frustrated. In those moments, we may begin to believe that the solution to our pain and frustration is getting the other person to do what we want, or having the outcome we desire. But these self-defeating illusions put the power and control of our life in other people's hands. We call this codependency.

The solution to our pain and frustration, however valid is to acknowledge our own feelings. We feel the anger, the grief; then we let go of the feelings and find peace - within ourselves. We know our happiness isn't controlled by another person, even though we may have convinced ourselves it is. We call this acceptance.

Then we decide that although we'd like our situation to be different, maybe our life is happening this way for a reason. Maybe there is a higher purpose and plan in play, one that's better than we could have orchestrated. We call this faith.

Then we decide what we need to do, what is within our power to do to take care of ourselves. That's called recovery.

It's easy to point our finger at another, but it's more rewarding to gently point it at ourselves.

Today, I will live with my pain and frustration by dealing with my own feelings.

The 3 Aโ€™sThe three A's are Awareness, Acceptance, and Action, used in that exact order as a toolkit for healthy personal...
10/10/2026

The 3 Aโ€™s

The three A's are Awareness, Acceptance, and Action, used in that exact order as a toolkit for healthy personal growth and change.

* Awareness: Recognizing and identifying that a problem or dysfunction exists and needs attention, rather than ignoring it or pretending it is not there.

* Acceptance: Coming to grips with the reality of the situation and acknowledging that the problem exists, allowing you to stop fighting reality and move past the discomfort.

* Action: Implementing a thoughtful, healthy plan to restore your own peace, balance, and self-esteem instead of trying to control or fix the other person.

10/09/2026

Value anyone who supports you with nothing to gain from it.

10/07/2026

The art of not being ready and doing it anyway will take you so far.

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513 E. Unaka Avenue
Johnson City, TN
37601

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