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Introduction to LGBTQ A.A. Meetings Having a group that offers help is very important for recovery, particularly in LGBTQ A.A. meetings. These gatherings, highlighted in our roundup on GaL-AA.org, offer a safe space backed by the Washington Area Intergroup Association and Alcoholics Anonymous. If you need details about an event or a complete meeting guide,…
It’s normal to feel isolated when dealing with alcoholism, but A.A. meetings offer a helpful approach to beat addiction. Founded by Alcoholics Anonymous, these gatherings are built around the Twelve Steps, creating a supportive community for shared experiences. In this article, we’ll discuss the different types of A.A. meetings, the many advantages they offer, and…
Accessible Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) meetings are essential for people with physical disabilities or visual impairments. Founded by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, A.A. emphasizes inclusivity and community support. This article looks at how event spaces that are easy to access provide necessary adjustments for everyone. It discusses where these events take place, their advantages,…
Introduction to 12 Steps and Big Book Meetings In the process of recovering from alcoholism, the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous provide guidance for spiritual renewal and self-improvement. Founded by Bill W, this program emphasizes the importance of self-reflection through a personal inventory and collective support in Big Book meetings. This article explains why these…
Introduction to District-Based A.A. Meetings In the process of overcoming alcohol addiction through Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.), local meetings are important for building community and support among peers. Founded by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, A.A. is rooted in a 12-step program designed to help individuals reclaim their lives. This article discusses district-based A.A. meetings,…
Struggling to find A.A. meetings that fit your busy schedule? This Meeting Guide is your essential resource for locating both local and online meetings that accommodate your needs. With the help of Alcoholics Anonymous and guidance from the Big Book AA, you’ll find various pathways that make recovery possible. Read on to understand how to…
Going to A.A. meetings with family members can be a life-changing part of recovering from alcohol addiction. Alcoholics Anonymous offers open meetings that provide help to individuals and their families through a supportive community and the informative Big Book. This guide provides you with key advice for attending A.A. meetings together, making sure everyone feels…
A.A. meetings are important support groups for individuals facing alcoholism. Organized by Alcoholics Anonymous and supported by members like John F. Kelly, these meetings help create a feeling of togetherness and common knowledge. In this article, we’ll look at how A.A. meetings offer essential support, tackle common challenges in recovery, and highlight the importance of…
Struggling with alcohol addiction can feel isolating, but AA meetings offer a supportive path to recovery. Alcoholics Anonymous provides various types of meetings, including open meetings for anyone interested and closed meetings dedicated to individuals facing addiction. In this article, we’ll look at the advantages of joining these sessions, suggest ways to get the most…
Finding the right A.A. meetings can be a challenge, but the A.A. Online Meeting Directory simplifies the process. The General Service Office provides this Meeting Guide with detailed information about meetings, including those held online and in person. This article explains how to use the search and filter features, so you can easily find the…