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In Colorado Springs, VFW A.A. meetings help veterans with alcohol addiction reach long-term recovery and a life without alcohol. Backed by Alcoholics Anonymous and groups like Walk the Talk, these supportive sessions build community amid real challenges. Dive into our guide for detailed schedules, key venues, and tips to join-empowering your next step toward healing….
Walk the Talk A.A. Meeting helps people achieve sobriety with a practical recovery method based on honest sharing. Founded within Alcoholics Anonymous by Bill W. and Dr. Bob, these sessions draw from core A.A. meetings, including open meetings for newcomers, closed meetings for members only, lively discussion meetings, and inspiring speaker meetings. Look into what…
Dealing with addiction and wanting a new beginning? Clean Slate A.A. meetings offer a unique path to recovery, blending traditional support with innovative approaches. Born in Scarsdale, New York, these sessions have expanded to Colorado Springs, providing structured guidance for lasting sobriety. This guide defines their core principles, outlines weekly schedules, and equips you with…
Seeking solace in recovery? Grupo Hispano A.A. runs Spanish-language AA meetings that offer key help to people fighting addiction, mixing cultural connection with reliable group support. From Houston, TX and San Francisco, CA to Wimauma, FL, find in-person meetings, easy online sessions, and solid addiction information. This guide shows places, times, and community connections to…
Imagine kicking off your day with quiet resolve and shared strength, just as dawn breaks. Pre-Dawn A.A. Groups offer early-morning A.A. meetings. These include open meetings for new people, closed meetings for regular members, in-person meetings in halls, and online meetings for people who cannot attend in person. Rooted in Alcoholics Anonymous traditions, these sessions…
Starting a new AA group can change lives by giving key support to people recovering from alcoholism. Guided by the AA General Service Office (GSO) and A.A. World Services Inc., official registration ensures your group aligns with A.A.’s trusted structure. This guide breaks down key requirements, simple steps, and pro tips to launch and sustain…
Have you wondered where old meeting records go when you need them right away? Unlocking the meeting list archive in Google Meet, Zoom, or Adobe Connect lets you dive into your history with ease. This guide explains the basics you need first, like accounts and permissions, how to use the website, mobile device tips, and…
In Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous 12-step meetings, temperature checks are important for maintaining group behavior and creating a welcoming environment. Expert Theresa Parisi highlights their role in promoting open communication and making sure members feel secure. This article will discuss the importance of temperature checks, offer key guidelines for how to use them, and…
As the COVID-19 pandemic changes our lives, contact tracing has become an important part of public health, especially in A.A. meetings. Following guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and put into practice in states like Pennsylvania, these methods help limit the spread of the virus while maintaining necessary isolation measures. This…
As Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) starts holding in-person meetings again in Rhode Island, it is important to follow proper mask rules. With health concerns being a top priority, groups need to find a way to keep members safe while respecting each other’s choices. This article discusses the necessary guidelines and suggestions for wearing masks during A.A….