Cocaine Anonymous Atlanta

Find CA Meetings in Atlanta and the Surrounding Area

Cocaine Anonymous (CA) offers peer support for people who want to stop using cocaine and other mind-altering substances. If you are looking for meetings in Atlanta, we share current organizer-listed examples below, along with questions about attending.

We provide medical detox and residential treatment for adults at our Eastman, Georgia campus. CA is an independent fellowship; meetings can be part of your support network and do not replace an individual clinical assessment when treatment is needed.

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Where Can I Find Cocaine Anonymous Meetings in Atlanta?

The following examples were listed by Georgia Area Cocaine Anonymous when reviewed on October 26, 2026. Times are local to Georgia. Check the official meeting finder before leaving, because locations and schedules may change (Georgia Area Cocaine Anonymous, n.d.).

Lost In The Snow

Saturday, 2:30 p.m.; Triangle Club, 702 Lakeshore Circle NE, Atlanta. Listed as an open discussion meeting.

Saturday Night Live Vinings

Saturday, 6 p.m.; Vinings United Methodist Church, 3101 Paces Mill Road SE, Atlanta. Listed as open.

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More Current Atlanta-Area CA Options

Spearheads

Thursday, 7 p.m.; Dunwoody Baptist Church, room A200, 1445 Mt Vernon Road, Dunwoody. Listed as open.

U Can

Friday, 7 p.m.; Leroy Daniels Center, 1472 Richard Road, Decatur. Listed as an open discussion meeting.

Use the organizer’s individual listing to check access instructions and current details. We have omitted older listings that we could not corroborate in the current directory.

Additional Cocaine Anonymous Meetings Near Atlanta

The official Georgia directory also lists these nearby options:

  • Spiritual Lines — Tuesday, 7 p.m.; Maple Avenue Methodist Church, 63 Maple Avenue NW, Marietta; closed women’s meeting.
  • Off White — Wednesday, 7 p.m.; St. Steven United Methodist Church, 636 Roswell Street NE, Marietta; open.
  • Spiritual 12 — Friday, 6:30 p.m.; OBT Gym, 545 Lorene Drive SW, Marietta; open.

For online participation, Today’s Hope is listed from East Point on Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Check the online meeting listings for the current joining instructions and time zone.

Travel time depends on where you start and on traffic. Choose a meeting you can access consistently, and confirm the format and eligibility before attending.

When Peer Support and Clinical Care Work Together

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Peer support and clinical treatment serve different needs. If you are concerned about substance use, withdrawal, other health conditions or your ability to manage safely at home, speak with a qualified clinician about an assessment.

At our Eastman campus, we offer medical detox and residential treatment for adults. Our team can discuss whether our program is appropriate for you and how community support could fit your continuing-care plan. We do not promise that attending a meeting or completing treatment guarantees a particular outcome.

FAQs on Cocaine Anonymous in Atlanta and Georgia

What Can You Expect in Cocaine Anonymous Meetings?

Formats vary. A meeting may include readings, a speaker or discussion. If you are new, ask the organizer what to expect and whether you may listen before deciding to share. Check whether the meeting is open to visitors or closed to people seeking recovery.

CA publishes meeting formats and newcomer literature that can help you prepare (Cocaine Anonymous World Services, n.d.).

Does Cocaine Anonymous Use the Twelve Steps?

CA follows a Twelve Step approach. You can ask members about sponsorship, readings and how they use the steps in daily life. People differ in the support they find useful; discuss other mutual-help or clinical options if this approach does not fit your needs.

Can Cocaine Anonymous Help with Other Mind-Altering Substances?

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CA welcomes people seeking recovery from cocaine and other mind-altering substances. Review the fellowship’s newcomer materials and the individual meeting’s participation guidance before attending. A meeting’s name does not determine what clinical care or medication is right for you.

What Can Peer Support Offer?

Meetings give you a place to hear from others, share experiences if you choose, and build connections. A regular meeting routine and supportive relationships may be useful parts of your recovery plan.

If you need help beyond peer support, speak with us about an assessment. We can discuss our Eastman services and referrals for other care where appropriate.

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Contact Admissions at Ingrained Recovery

We provide medical detox and residential treatment for adults at our Eastman, Georgia campus. Call 844-450-1700 to discuss your needs, clinical suitability, availability and plan-specific insurance questions.

If you need outpatient care or recovery housing near home, ask us about referrals and confirm the receiving provider’s services, eligibility, availability and costs directly.

Before leaving home, confirm clinical acceptance, current availability, expected costs and your arrival arrangements with our admissions team. Use a current map for your route to Eastman; travel times vary with your starting point, route and traffic.

References

Cocaine Anonymous World Services (n.d.). Literature. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://ca.org/literature/

Georgia Area Cocaine Anonymous (n.d.). CA meetings. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://georgiaca.org/meetings/?tsml-day=any

Written and Reviewed by

  • Bryan Garman Lived Experience Reviewer - Ingrained Recovery, Georgia
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    Bryan Garman is a longtime Admissions professional with a personal understanding of addiction and recovery. After studying writing...

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    Steven has personal experience with family and loved ones in recovery that informs his writing across a range of related topics.