Direct: http://www.green5.org/tcnica.html
These Google Searches list this page first or second -- look for the one at green5.org (Geocities closed, but that link redirects to green5.org) (type what's inside the square brackets and INCLUDE THE QUOTATION MARKS):
["nicotine anonymous twin cities"]
["twin cities nicotine anonymous"]
***Frequently asked question: Is there an official Twin Cities Nicotine Anonymous web site?
Corrections? Comments? please not for my sake but for the sake of those trying to find a meeting: Emale me: jalars(atsign)compuserve.com yes, emale is deliberatly mis-spelled to fool spammers' email address harvesters. And in the email address, replace the (atsign) with @ |
NICOTINE ANONYMOUS® MEETINGS, TWIN CITIES METRO AREA, 6/18/25 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Click here for Meetings outside of metro area (currently none). Date/Time Location --------- ----------------------- The latest information I have on Twin Cities meetings (there are none outside the metro area in Minnesota) https://minnesotanicotineanonymous.org/ ***Also check: http://www.nicotine-anonymous.org for what may be newer information, and for online and telephone meetings. =============== Comments on all meetings ================================== The list above might not agree with what you hear on the 952-404-1488 Info Line (update: as of spring 2022, that number is no longer in service and I don't believe there is another such number.). The main purpose of this web page is (well, was) to provide more detailed location information for the meetings than a phone voice recording can provide, and that one can print. If it doesn't agree, or if you think something is wrong, PLEASE send me an email (see top of this page for email address). Phone Meetings, Internet Meetings, email lists, and message boards -- there is a national phone meeting on Sunday night. Also, there are several online Nicotine Anonymous meetings, email lists, and message boards. See http://www.nicotine-anonymous.org for further information To see online meetings and message boards, Click on http://www.nicotine-anonymous.org and then on the page that comes up, below "Find a Meeting" click on the "Easy Search" link and then on the page that comes up, click on "Internet Meetings". Both Unofficialnicanon and Voices of Nicotine Recovery have online meetings, and a combination message board / email list (Yahoo groups). \==============================================================================Greater Minnesota Meetings
For Greater Minnesota Area listings (currently none as of 6/18/25)
Please see the Nicotine Anonymous web site at http://www.nicotine-anonymous.org. For best results, choose EASY SEARCH and then click on MINNESOTA to see all listings in Minnesota. The city search does not work well because often a meeting is not located in the city proper, but rather in some suburb or nearby town.
***And again, check the https://minnesotanicotineanonymous.org/ website.
Nicotine Anonymous® is a fellowship of men and women helping each other to live our lives free of nicotine. We share our experience, strength and hope with each other so that we may be free from this powerful addiction. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using nicotine. There are no dues or fees for Nicotine Anonymous membership; we are self supporting through our own contributions. Nicotine Anonymous is not allied with any sect, denomination, political entity, organization or institution; does not engage in any controversy, neither endorses nor opposes any cause. Our primary purpose is to offer support to those who are trying to gain freedom from nicotine.
Copyright by the AA Grapevine Inc.; adapted with permission. Permission to adapt the AA Preamble does not in any way imply any affiliation with or endorsement of any other Twelve Step program or any other outside entity.
Nicotine Anonymous® meetings consist of two or more people getting together to share a common desire to be free of nicotine. People share their experience, strength and hope. They learn what others have experienced while withdrawing from nicotine and how they use the Nicotine Anonymous program to obtain and keep their "smobriety".
Telephone numbers are exchanged and friends are made. Sponsors are found to help us with the program. Perhaps most important, we find we are not alone in our struggle against nicotine.
Anyone with a desire to kick the nicotine habit can join Nicotine Anonymous.
There are no dues or fees. Each group pays its rent, refreshment and literature costs from money contributed voluntarily by its members at each meeting.
Source: The above statements are taken from the "Introducing Nicotine Anonymous" pamphlet and are copyrighted by Nicotine Anonymous.
This section has additional unofficial personal remarks in response to commonly asked questions.
Nicotine Anonymous® is an organization to help people quit using nicotine, or to stay quit. Many of our members have just quit smoking or chewing tobacco. Others have not quit yet, but have a desire to quit. Others have quit for many years, yet still attend meetings to avoid slipping back into the addiction.
Most meetings use the Twelve Steps of recovery, which are essentially the same as the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, but adapted for nicotine addicts.
For more information on Twin Cities Nicotine Anonymous meetings, check the https://minnesotanicotineanonymous.org/ website.
Or click on the link to the official world Nicotine Anonymous site at http://www.nicotine-anonymous.org
Or email jalars (atsign) compuserve.com.
Or email the world Nicotine Anonymous office at info@nicotine-anonymous.org
To be clear, one does not have to be abstinent from smoking, chewing, or nicotine in general, in order to join and participate in Nicotine Anonymous -- the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using nicotine.
Check the Minnesota Nicotine Anonymous website at https://minnesotanicotineanonymous.org/
Email me (Jim L) at jalars (atsign) compuserve.com for further information
Email the Nicotine Anonymous world office at info@nicotine-anonymous.org for more information
Nicotine Anonymous world home page, including list of all meetings in the world, including online meetings, email lists, and message boards at http://www.nicotine-anonymous.org
Minnesota Help Page ( http://www.green5.org/minnhelp.html ) Some Minnesota web page directories of organizations for those dealing with addictions, coping with difficult situations, mental health issues, etc. 12-step and non-12-step groups. Also, United Way's First Call For Help.
Index page of this site (not affiliated with Nicotine Anonymous) -- at http://www.green5.org/QuitSmokingIndex.html
The Visibility Project -- Making small 12 step organizations and other support groups better known and easier to find. Currently it has my experience with trying to get a phone book listing for the Twin Cities Nicotine Anonymous, and for trying to get Twin Cities NicA listed in regional web directories, including finding a free web page host (www.orgsites.com sounds free and ad-free for small non-profit sites but I haven't investigated thoroughly) . I am very interested in discussing with other small support - group type organizations how to increase our visibility in the community. The Visibility Project is not affiliated with Nicotine Anonymous