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Redondo Beach, California AA Meetings
Redondo Beach is located in the South Bay region of the Greater Los Angeles area and lies along the Santa Monica Bay. This coastal city is part of Los Angeles County in California. AA California has extended mutual peer group support meetings to Redondo Beach and the surrounding area with the aim to promote recovery from alcohol addiction. AA meetings, Redondo Beach, are a major route through which Alcoholics Anonymous impacts positively in the lives of residents of this city. There are different types of meetings, like other AA California meetings, and members can join whichever one they feel at home with.
Open meetings are good for people who love to interact with others, make friends and learn from the experiences of other members. At these meetings, active participation is encouraged, although not compulsory on your first day. Closed meetings are specially designed to enable members get optimum privacy when getting help for alcohol-related problems from mentors. Closed meetings help members with alcohol addiction or those who wish to quit problematic drinking to meet with others in the same boat.
There are other types of at AA meetings Redondo Beach which help members to address their needs and start their road to sobriety. Beginner meetings are available and help new members get accustomed to the nature of AA California meetings. They are, therefore, recommended for new members. For other members, whom have unique needs which are gender-oriented, men’s only and women’s only meetings are available. Virtual meetings help members to participate in meetings even if they live far from the venue.