Find AA Meetings in Oxford, Ohio

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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
7:00 AM Rise & Shine Rise & Shine 2031 E Kemper Rd Cincinnati Discussion   English   Open Meeting
9:30 AM Clubhouse Meeting Tri-County Center 2031 E Kemper Rd Cincinnati Discussion   English   Open Meeting
9:30 AM Clubhouse Meeting East Kemper Rd Tri-County Center 2031 East Kemper Road Cincinnati Discussion   Open Meeting
10:30 AM Greenhills Discussion Greenhills Discussion 21 Cromwell Rd Cincinnati Closed Meeting   Discussion   English +   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM Clubhouse Meeting – The 12 Club The 12 Club 427 S 2nd St Hamilton Discussion   English   Newcomer +   Open Meeting
12:00 PM A Way Of Life Group* Traditions Club 1718 Philadelphia Ave Middletown Discussion   English   Open Meeting
12:00 PM Big Book Discussion South 2nd Street Big Book Discussion South 2nd Street 427 South 2nd Street Hamilton Big Book   Discussion   Open Meeting
12:30 PM Clubhouse Meeting Tri-County Center 2031 E Kemper Rd Cincinnati Discussion   English   Open Meeting
12:30 PM Clubhouse Meeting East Kemper Rd Tri-County Center 2031 East Kemper Road Cincinnati Discussion   Open Meeting
3:00 PM Vets for Sobriety VA Middletown 4337 Union Rd Middletown Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
4:00 PM Clubhouse Meeting Tri-County Center 2031 E Kemper Rd Cincinnati Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
4:00 PM Clubhouse Meeting East Kemper Rd Tri-County Center 2031 East Kemper Road Cincinnati Closed Meeting   Discussion
5:30 PM Clubhouse Meeting Tri-County Center 2031 E Kemper Rd Cincinnati Discussion   English   Open Meeting
5:30 PM Clubhouse Meeting East Kemper Rd Tri-County Center 2031 East Kemper Road Cincinnati Discussion   Open Meeting
5:30 PM Clubhouse Meeting East Kemper Rd Tri-County Center 2031 East Kemper Road Cincinnati Closed Meeting   Discussion   Women's Meeting
6:30 PM The Corny Virus Group The Corny Virus Group Online Hamilton, OH Hamilton Discussion   English   Open Meeting
6:30 PM Clubhouse Meeitng – Cincinnati Tri-County Center 2031 E Kemper Rd Cincinnati Big Book   Discussion   English +   Open Meeting   Women's Meeting
6:30 PM Step Into Recovery 228 Club 228 S 6th St Richmond Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Grupo Oxford 45 (Spanish Speaking) Grupo Oxford 2517 Grand Blvd Hamilton Big Book   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Fort Hamilton Group Presbyterian Church 23 S Front St Hamilton Discussion   English   Open Meeting

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Oxford, Ohio AA Meetings

Oxford is a city in Butler County, Ohio, United States. It is home to numerous individuals that are influenced by alcohol use either directly, in which they themselves become addict to alcohol or indirectly, in which they suffer from seeing one of their loved ones get affected by alcohol addiction in countless ways. Being addicted to alcohol can damage one’s relationships, demolish the trust built between people throughout years and cause financial problems that would be hard to fix. But this doesn’t imply that unhealthy alcohol use can’t be fixed or that the individual can’t achieve sobriety. AA meetings Oxford are considered to be the perfect environment for users to overcome their alcohol addiction. In these meeting alcohol users come together and help each other in overcoming their addiction and in turn become better, independent and sober. Alcoholics Anonymous also known as AA is a voluntary fellowship of many men and women that were alcohol users in the past and now help those that are in the same situation. Alcoholics Anonymous Ohio helps many get and remain sober by offering a positive environment where users can develop and learn from their mistakes without the fear of judgment. AA meetings in Oxford follow the 12 step approach. This approach is molded and modified for each member to fit his or her situation and level of addiction. These AA meetings help alcohol users see how many people share their struggle in alcohol addiction and that they are not alone in this tiring journey to sobriety. These open the door for alcohol users to feel more comfortable and at home in AA meetings and receive the help they deserve to overcome their addiction. We handle our members with the utmost care and responsibility so that they could become sober and start a life of peace and prosperity.

AA Meetings in Nearby Cities

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