You are not alone
Can’t stop using?
There is a solution.
Crystal Meth Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from addiction to crystal meth.
**Adapted with permission of the Grapevine of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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The fellowship
Meeting schedules, readings and literature, chips, and ways to give back.
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You can be of service in CMA, in your home group or at the District, Area and General Service levels.
Literature
Literature published by CMA World Services is a resource for people recovering from crystal meth addiction and for anyone who has a desire to stop using. Our literature provides information about Crystal Meth Anonymous, the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, and how the program works. Browse the full library →
What is CMA?
PDF pamphlet
The Twelve Steps: A Plan of Action
PDF pamphlet
The Twelve Traditions
PDF pamphlet
Readings for meetings
Formats & scripts
Latest meditation
- Anger“Although my anger did not disappear immediately, for the first time I had a sense that all the pain in my life was in some way the result of my own actions and not those of … Continue reading "Anger"
From the fellowship
- Getting to MeI was sexualized at a very young age. At the age of four I was repeatedly molested. I believe that really set me up for a bad situation with sex. Then, I was sexually assaulted as … Continue reading "Getting to Me"
News for members
Updates from CMA General Services and the fellowship.
CMA Newsletter
The latest issue from CMA General Services.
Fellowship Survey Results
What members told us about CMA.
General Service Conference
Agendas and updates from the annual conference.
CMA 24-hour helpline
Talk to someone in recovery, any time.
The Helpline offers information and support to anyone seeking recovery from crystal meth addiction. It is not a crisis hotline: we cannot respond to emergencies or answer medical or legal questions. In an emergency, call 911.
(855) 638-4373