CO-OCCURRING COLLABORATIVE SERVING MAINE
Bridging Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services

Self-Help Groups

Dual Recovery Anonymous groups

A self-help recovery program for those recovering from addiction and emotional problems.

What can DRA do for you?

• DRA can help you realize you are not alone; that there are others who have had similar experiences
• DRA can help you take responsibility for your recovery
• DRA can help you believe you can recover
• DRA can help you feel better about yourself and develop a clearer sense of who you are
• DRA can help you challenge stigma
• DRA can help you make choices and have more control over your life

Portland DRA Step Meeting 

Tuesdays from 7:00 – 8:00 PM
YMCA
70 Forest Ave
Harris Community Room, 1st floor
Portland, Maine

Contact YAI Randall Place 207-780-8551 for information and/or transportation in Portland only

Augusta, Maine

Mondays from 2pm - 3pm, at Graham Behavioral, 76 Eastern Avenue in Augusta. (Step Meeting)
Tuesdays from Noon to 1pm, at Crisis and Counseling, 32 Winthrop Street in Augusta (Discussion Meeting)
Thursdays from Noon to 1pm, at Crisis and Counseling, 32 Winthrop Street in Augusta (Step Meeting)

Contact: 211 or 207-626-3448

94 Auburn Street, Suite 110
Portland, Maine 04103
General Information: 207-878-6170
Fax: 207-878-6172
ccsme@ccsme.org