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In Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.), keeping identities private is key to creating a secure environment for recovery. Both personal and public anonymity allows A.A. members to talk about their experiences without worrying about being judged, especially in situations where media attention might compromise privacy. This article examines the importance of anonymity in Alcoholics Anonymous. It looks…
Introduction to AA Meeting Types Attending AA meetings is very important for anyone recovering from addiction. Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous provide important help through different types of meetings, such as open meetings, closed meetings, and beginners’ meetings. Whether you’re looking for LGBTQ community groups or Big Book discussion formats, knowing these options can help…
Managing safety is important for any group, especially those working with Alcoholics Anonymous. The OIAA provides important Safety Resources, such as the AA Safety Card and the Zoom Security Guide, to maintain a safe setting for members. Thom R. leads these guidelines from the General Service Office to improve safety measures at every level. This…
Dealing with the difficult aspects of serious illness can be very stressful for families, especially those caring for cancer patients. Peer support groups provide an important place for family and friends to talk, share stories, and find comfort in the community. Organizations such as the Alzheimer’s Association, American Cancer Society, and American Heart Association offer…
Attending A.A. meetings in a safe way is important for anyone recovering from alcohol use. Alcoholics Anonymous, based on the Twelve Steps, provides important help through these meetings. In this article, we’ll give you important tips and advice for going to A.A. meetings, whether they are in person or online, so you feel safe and…
Struggling with the AA Meeting Directory due to a Loop issue? Removing cookies is important for fixing browsing issues, especially with Microsoft 365 or Chrome. Many users overlook how browser extensions, ad blockers, and privacy tools can impact their experience. In this article, we’ll show you how to clear cookies to improve your access to…
Introduction to Zoom for AA Meetings Using Zoom for A.A. meetings can improve your experience, especially with our complete meeting guide. From utilizing dark mode for comfort to adjusting your local time zone, we’ll cover essential features like the search function and clearing cookies for a smoother connection. This article will provide important tips on…
Looking for sobriety can be challenging, but Secular Organizations for Sobriety (SOS) provide a different option compared to traditional groups like Alcoholics Anonymous. SOS meetings offer a supportive environment to help individuals overcome addiction through effective techniques. Options like SMART Recovery offer different ways to achieve sobriety. In this article, we’ll look at different kinds…
After the coronavirus pandemic, many people dealing with alcoholism have started attending online meetings, which have become an important support system through Alcoholics Anonymous and the Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous (OIAA). These virtual meetings provide support during social distancing and help build community and connection. In this article, we’ll discuss what online intergroups are,…
Looking to find A.A. meetings near you? The AA Meeting Guide app simplifies the process, connecting you with local AA resources and online directories like AA.org. This guide looks at the app’s main features, advantages, and useful tips, helping you join meetings and get the help you need easily. Learn how this effective tool can…