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Types of AA Meetings

Big Book: For many Delaware clients, AA discussions may center on the Big Book. This text features dozens of real stories about men and women who successfully managed their alcohol use disorder.

Discussion: In Delaware, AA discussion meetings are structured around one core discussion topic. The leader will begin the meeting by sharing a subject from an applicable AA text, such as the Big Book or Daily Reflections. Then, others can join in to share their inputs, reflections, and recovery stories.

Newcomer: AA newcomer meetings in Delaware are designed to introduce the program to people who are just starting their sobriety journey. Experienced members typically lead the program and the discussions often center on Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3 of the 12 step recovery model.

Open: In Delaware, open AA meetings allow anyone interested in the 12 step model of recovery to attend and learn more about how the program works. This includes individuals seeking help for alcohol addiction, as well as their friends and loved ones. Members can share their experiences and tips for recovery to help observers understand what to expect.

Speaker: AA participants in Delaware may seek inspiration from motivational speakers. Speakers are usually AA alumni and use a blend of humor, faith, charm, and raw emotions to strengthen AA members’ resolve against alcohol.

Wheelchair Access: AA meetings in Delaware with wheelchair accessibility enable clients to safely navigate the facility’s meeting halls, restrooms, and amenities. The facility generally has ramps and designated parking spots as needed.