CoDA Meetings in South Africa...

CoDA meetings provide a place for people recovering from codependency, to meet and work through their recovery in a safe and anonymous space. 

Face to Face Meeting List

DAY
   
MEETING NAME   
   
TIME   
   
CONTACT PERSON   
   
VENUE   
Monday CoDA Muizenberg 6.30pm-7.30pm Carol: 082 584 4543 57 Promenade road,
Zandvlei, Muizenberg
Thursday CoDA Green Point 6.00pm-7.00pm Raed: 066 105 7367 Salesian Institute Youth Project

2 Somerset rd, Green Point
Thursday CoDA Durbanville 6.00pm-7.00pm Henriette: 079 349 7838 The Old Lion's Club,
37 Queen Street, Durbanville
Durnbanville is on leave until 30th January 2024
Tuesday Northriding, JHB 6.30pm-7.30pm Lara: 083 792 2662
Deirdre 082 330 9942
Balance in Motion Wellness Centre
Honeydew Eco Village
281 Honeydew Road, Northriding
Wednesday Waterkloof, Pretoria 7.30pm-8.30pm May: 079 582 8117 NG Gemeente Stellastraat
Stella Street, Waterkloof, Pretoria

Online Meeting List  * Zoom or Google Meet


DAY
   
MEETING NAME   
   
TIME   
   
CONTACT PERSON   

ONLINE DETAILS
Monday CoDA Observatory 7.00pm-8.15pm Raed: 066 105 7367 https://zoom.us/j/86954312428
Meeting ID 869 543 12 428
Password 464378
Wednesday Online 8.00pm-9.30pm Mandy: 082 879 5347 https://zoom.us/j/82413277063
Meeting ID 824 1327 7063
Password 12345
Wednesday CoDA Boskruin 7.00pm-8.00pm Nondumiso: 0833791636 codagauteng@gmail.com Google Meet link
https://meet.google.com/nbf-onbm-auk
Wednesday Waterkloof, PTA 7.30pm-8.30pm May: 079 582 8117 https://zoom.us/j/86954312428
Meeting ID 869 543 12 428
Password 464378
Thursday CoDA Durban 6.30pm-7.30pm Melissa: 0607037391 https://zoom.us/j/88115344261
Meeting ID 881 1534 4261
Password 12345
How Meetings Work..

At meetings members are able to share their experiences, thoughts, feelings and recovery with the group. There is never any obligation to share if you do not wish to. Being able to speak and be heard without interruption or feedback is a powerful healing experience for many people as is listening to others in the same way. 

To attend CoDA meetings, all you need is the willingness to work at having healthy relationships. This means that all kinds of people attend meetings. Individual members can and do have differing political, religious and other affiliations, but since these are not relevant to the business of recovery from co-dependency, no comment is made about them.

All meetings begin with an introduction which usually includes the Twelve Steps and Traditions, a welcome to newcomers, and an explanation of the format the meeting will take. There may be a speaker, or a reading of a Step or a topic. The meeting is then open for people to share their experiences, feelings and recovery with the group. There is no obligation to share if you do not wish to, whether you are a newcomer or a long-established member. Each meeting usually incorporates a collection to cover the expenses of the group (eg hire of the meeting room) but CoDA is non-profit making. The meeting will end with a special prayer, called the Serenity Prayer. After the meeting, newcomers who would like more information can use this time to have their questions answered by more established members.


No Meetings in your area?

If you cannot get to a regular CoDA meeting it is suggested that you attend open meetings of another Twelve Step Fellowship to gain an understanding of the Steps and of how recovery works, while using CODA literature to work your own program of recovery from codependency.  It is worth making the effort to travel to somewhere that has CODA meetings to make contact with others in recovery and to receive the benefits of face to face meetings.

   download meeting starter pack for info

   on how to start a meeting in your area

 

  for newcomers



  for international meetings



"Alone I can't, together we can"

 
 
 

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