The Tejas Bluebonnet Region Serves

Our Region serves Central, South and South East Texas. This include the cities of Beaumont, Houston, Cotulla, Bryan, Austin, San Antonio, Corpus Chisti, Laredo, McAllen, Carrizo Springs, Brownsville and surrounding areas. See a Texas County Map to determine what Area supports which counties. Use the interactive meeting map to find a meeting in your location.

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For Professionals

If you are a counselor, healthcare professional or a member of the legal profession and think that Narcotics Anonymous could be an asset to your clients, take a moment to access some of our resources for professionals.

Member Resources

We provide sources of information for current members of the Region.

Need Help!

If you find that you cannot stop using drugs, give yourself a break, you are not alone. We have all been where you are and have found freedom through Narcotics Anonymous. We suggest that you find a meeting and join us on this journey of recovery.

If you find that you cannot stop using drugs, give yourself a break, you are not alone. We have all been where you are and have found freedom through Narcotics Anonymous. We suggest that you join us on this journey of recovery. Check out our helpline or meeting pages, find a meeting in your locale and come visit us.

If you are not in Texas, the Pensacola Area has a national meeting link list and a meeting search engine is available on the NAWS website.

Think that you may have a drug problem?

TBRNA is here, simply, to help unite and assist member areas in fulfilling our primary purpose of carrying the message of recovery to the addict who still suffers. This is accomplished by providing resources for subcommittee efforts and keeping the lines of communications open between the areas and the larger worldwide NA community.

Currently our member areas are Brazos Valley, Central Texas, Coastal Bend, Esperanza, Hill Country, Houston, Northside, Southeast Texas, Southwest Cactus Country, and Texas Tri County. To find out more about the individual areas, most have their own websites or use the meeting search page to define the city coverage for each.

The message is that an addict, any addict, can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use, and find a new way of life. Our message is hope and the promise of freedom.

The Purpose of the Tejas Bluebonnet Region

This site is intended to be a resource for members seeking current data regarding recovery meetings, service committees and events. We also provide general information about Narcotics Anonymous for non members and professionals.

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