NA Literature

Written by members, our literature offers identification and a message of hope to the still-suffering addict. Recovery literature is an invaluable source of help for members, potential members, and those who want to help addicts. 

The NA program is a way of life which is based in the Twelve Steps. The steps offer members an avenue for growth and change to maintain their recovery. We learn how to apply these steps to our lives by reading NA literature and going to meetings.

The collective experience of NA members can be heard in our literature, illustrating how we live life on life’s terms. Over the years NA has changed, our literature has expanded and been revised, but the message remains the same: An addict, any addict, can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use, and find a new way to live.

Informational Pamphlets

IP # 1 — Who, What, How, and Why
IP # 2 — The Group
IP # 5 — Another Look
IP # 6 — Recovery and Relapse
IP # 7 — Am I an Addict?
IP # 8 — Just for Today
IP # 9 — Living the Program
IP # 10 — Working Step Four in NA
IP # 11 — Sponsorship, Revised
IP # 12 — The Triangle of Self-Obsession
IP # 13 — By Young Addicts for Young Addicts
IP # 14 — One Addict‘s Experience…
IP # 15 — PI and the NA Member
IP # 16 — For the Newcomer
IP # 17 — For Those in Treatment
IP # 19 — Self-Acceptance
IP # 20 — H&I Service & the NA Member
IP # 21 — The Loner – Staying Clean in Isolation
IP # 22 — Welcome to NA
IP # 23 — Staying Clean on the Outside
IP # 24 — Money Matters:  Self-Support in NA
IP # 25 — Self-Support: Principle & Practice
IP # 26 — Accessibility For Those with Additional Needs
IP # 27 — For Parent or Guardians of Young People in NA
IP #28 — Funding NA Services
IP #29 — Introduction to NA Meetings
IP #30 — Mental Health in Recovery

Booklets

Narcotics Anonymous – Little White Booklet
The Group Booklet
Twelve Concepts for NA Service
Introductory Guide to NA, Revised

Behind the Walls
In Times of Illness
NA: A Resource in Your Community, 2018 Version

Group Readings

Who Is an Addict?
What Is the NA Program?
Why Are We Here?
How It Works
The Twelve Traditions of NA
Just for Today
We Do Recover