Fort Pierce AA & NA Meetings

Circle of chairs symbolizing AA and NA meetings in Fort Pierce, FL — Verified list of AA & NA meetings in Fort Pierce

Fort Pierce has a character all its own, with its historic downtown, long-running Avenue D groups, and coastal meetings near South Hutchinson Island. Here, recovery often feels rooted in community — from morning sessions that welcome early risers to evening gatherings near the Sunrise Theatre. This resource collects verified AA and NA meetings across Fort Pierce so you can connect with the type of group that best supports your recovery journey.

For those seeking structured care, nearby professional support is available just down the road.

Important: Meeting times and locations may change. Always confirm details with AA St. Lucie Intergroup or Treasure Coast NA before attending.

North Fort Pierce / Lakewood Park

AA Meetings

From Darkness To Light — 907 N 13th St | Daily 7:00 am (Discussion, Open) | Verify

Central Fort Pierce / Downtown

AA Meetings

Friendship Group — 210 S Indian River Dr | Daily 12:00 pm (Discussion, Open) | Verify
Lunch Box — 2021 Ave D | Daily 12:00 pm (Open, Step Study) | Verify

NA Meetings

Darkness to Light Group — Trinity Lutheran Church, 2011 S 13th St | Thursday 7:00 pm | Verify
Fort Pierce Beginners — 307 N 11th St | Thursday 7:30 pm (Bonfire Meeting) | Verify

South Fort Pierce / US-1 Corridor

AA Meetings

Primary Purpose Group Ft P — 3216 S US Hwy 1 | Multiple days/times (Discussion, Open) | Verify

Hutchinson Island / Coastal

AA Meetings

Begin Where You Are — 401 S Ocean Dr | Daily 7:30 am (Discussion, Open) | Verify
Better by the Beach — Kimberly Bergalis Memorial Park | Daily 9:00 am (Discussion, Open) | Verify

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Need More Than Meetings?

In a close-knit community like Fort Pierce, meetings are the heartbeat of recovery, but they aren’t always enough. Pinnacle Wellness Group offers nearby, professional support that complements the fellowship you find locally.

Our Port St. Lucie clinic is only a short ride away, accessible via main roads like US-1 or by Route 1 buses. With medication-assisted treatment options (MAT) and counseling available just down the road, you don’t need to choose between community and professional care—you can have both.