Finding Support,

One Meeting at a Time

A safe, confidential space for Veterans and First Responders to heal together.

PTSD Recovery Fellowship meetings offer a calm, welcoming place to share honestly, listen deeply, and walk the 12-step journey with others who truly understand. Whether you’re just exploring or already in recovery, you’re invited to show up exactly as you are—no judgment, no pressure, just shared strength, hope, and connection.

Meeting Schedule

Find a Meeting

We are in the early stages of growing this fellowship. As new meetings are formed, this page will list current in-person and online options for Veterans and First Responders living with PTSD.

In-Person Meetings

Weekly Fellowship Gathering


Every Saturday 1:30pm - 2:30pm 
Location: 51 Club

50 Pacific Ave

Henderson, NV 89015

(702) 863-6758


Open To: Veterans, Military, Police, Fire, First Responders, Coast Guard


About This Meeting:
This in-person gathering offers a welcoming space to share, reflect, and support one another through the 12-step recovery process. Whether you’re brand new or returning to the fellowship, you’ll find connection, understanding, and encouragement.


Notes:
Parking available onsite • Coffee provided • Come as you are


* New meetings will be opening soon . . . 

 Check back here for updates.

Online / Virtual Meetings

Saturday Afternoon Meeting


Time: 1:30pm (PST)

Format: Zoom (camera is optional)


Open To: Veterans, Military, Police, Fire, First Responders, Coast Guard


About This Meeting:
A calm, supportive space to connect with others walking the 12-step PTSD recovery journey. Newcomers are welcome, and you’re free to listen until you feel comfortable sharing.


The online Zoom meetings will start soon. 

As soon as they do, we will post the information here.

Don’t see a meeting near you?

We’re here to help you start one. Use the contact form to reach out and we’ll walk you through the process.

What to Expect at a Meeting

Our meetings are simple, structured, and designed to feel safe. Each gathering includes readings from our 12-step materials, time for members to share, and an opportunity to connect before or after the meeting. You’re always welcome to just listen until you feel ready to speak.

  • Warm welcome from fellow Veterans and First Responders
  • Brief opening readings and introduction to the 12-step focus
  • Voluntary sharing—no one is ever required to talk
  • No cross-talk, advice-giving, or fixing during shares
  • Time for fellowship and informal conversation before/after the meeting

Who Our Meetings Are For

PTSD Recovery Fellowship meetings are primarily for:

  • Veterans from any branch of service, any era
  • First Responders, including law enforcement, fire, EMS, dispatch, and related roles

If you’re unsure whether this fellowship is right for you, you’re welcome to reach out or attend a meeting and simply observe. We honor each person’s service and story.


Some meetings may be limited to Veterans and First Responders only. Others may welcome trusted family members or supporters. Check the meeting listing for details.

Our Meeting Format

A 12-Step Approach to Healing

Our meetings are grounded in the 12-step principles of honesty, willingness, spiritual growth, and service. We are spiritual, not religious—members define a “Higher Power” in the way that makes sense for them.

  1. Welcome & opening reading
  2. Brief explanation of PTSD Recovery Fellowship
  3. Reading on one of the 12 steps or a related topic
  4. Member sharing
  5. Announcements / fellowship information
  6. Closing reading or moment of silence

Safety, Confidentiality & Respect

A Safe, Confidential Space

We recognize the courage it takes to walk into a meeting—especially after years of carrying trauma alone. Every meeting is guided by simple safety and respect guidelines to protect your privacy and dignity.

  • What is shared in the room, stays in the room.
  • Members are free to share as much or as little as they choose.
  • No recording, photography, or quoting others without explicit consent.
  • We avoid graphic details that may trigger others.
  • We honor all forms of service and all paths of recovery.

Meeting FAQs

  • Do I need a diagnosis to attend?

    No. If you believe you are living with the effects of trauma related to your service, you are welcome.

  • Is there a cost to attend?

    There are no dues or fees for membership. Meetings may accept voluntary contributions to cover basic expenses

  • Do I have to speak?

    No. Many people begin by simply listening. Sharing is always voluntary.