Find AA Meetings in High Point, North Carolina

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7:30 AM On Awakening The Club High Point 1301 W English Rd High Point Discussion   English   Open Meeting
12:00 PM Back to Basics High Point Back to Basics High Point 1301 West English Road High Point Open Meeting   Step Meeting
7:00 PM Tal Como Lo Ve Bill (2 Horas) The Club High Point 1301 W English Rd High Point Open Meeting   Spanish
7:30 PM New South Wesley Memorial Methodist Church 1225 Chestnut Dr High Point English   Open Meeting   Speaker
7:30 PM Serendipity Group Deep River Friends Meeting House 5300 W Wendover Ave High Point English   Literature   Open Meeting
7:30 PM Serendipity High Point Serendipity Online 5300 West Wendover Avenue High Point Literature   Open Meeting   Virtual
6:30 AM Humble Beginnings Lexx Club 235 E Center St Lexington English
6:30 AM Unity Group Winston Salem Unity Group Winston Salem 1253 Churton St SW Winston-Salem Candlelight   Open Meeting   Wheelchair Access
8:00 AM In-Person and Online – New Serenity Group Behind Holy Cross Catholic Church in the de Sales House Online 208 Southern St Kernersville English   Literature   Open Meeting
8:00 AM AA Zoomaholic Discussion Meeting Early Bird Online Greensboro, NC Greensboro Discussion   English   Open Meeting
8:00 AM Down & Dirty Down & Dirty 501 S Mendenhall St Greensboro 12 Steps & 12 Traditions   Discussion   English +   Open Meeting
8:00 AM Dawn Patrol Unity Club 918 Glenwood Ave Greensboro Big Book   English   Literature +   Open Meeting
8:00 AM Kernersville Serenity Kernersville Serenity Online 208 Southern Street Kernersville Discussion   Open Meeting   Virtual
8:00 AM Early Bird Greensboro Early Bird Online 810 Summit Avenue Greensboro Discussion   Open Meeting   Virtual
10:30 AM Online & In-Person – 10:30 Group Southfork Church of Christ Online 205 Keating Dr Winston-Salem Closed Meeting   English   Literature +   Wheelchair Access
10:30 AM Women Into Action Cornerstone Baptist Church 5736 Inman Rd Greensboro Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access   Women's Meeting
10:30 AM Daytime Cathedral of His Glory 4501 Lake Jeanette Rd Greensboro Discussion   English   Open Meeting
10:30 AM Unity Group Winston Salem Unity Group Winston Salem 1253 Churton St SW Winston-Salem Closed Meeting   Literature   Wheelchair Access
10:30 AM Daytime Womens Daytime Womens 4501 Lake Jeanette Road Greensboro Discussion   Open Meeting   Women's Meeting
12:00 PM New Serenity Group New Kernersville Serenity 208 Southern St Kernersville Discussion   English   Open Meeting

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High Point, North Carolina AA Meetings

North Carolina’s ninth-largest municipality is High Point, a city in the Piedmont Triad region that is primarily located in Guilford County, but also extends into neighboring Davidson, Randolph, and Forsyth counties. To get help for alcohol use disorder in this area, you can turn to nearby High Point AA meetings. AA North Carolina serves as a free source of peer-to-peer recovery support. The organization has helped countless people overcome active addiction and maintain their sobriety. However, it is rarely the only recovery resource people with alcohol addiction turn to, especially in early recovery. Professional treatment at addiction rehab centers is usually necessary to work through the many complex issues that are behind an addiction to alcohol or have been caused by that addiction. There may also be co-occurring disorders such as depression that must be treated simultaneously for full healing to be possible. Furthermore, anyone at risk of severe alcohol withdrawals should not quit drinking alone, but rather have medical supervision so that immediate treatment will be available if needed. After alcohol rehab, High Point AA meetings will become the backbone of your long-term recovery, providing ongoing support to your sobriety.

AA Meetings in Nearby Cities

Not finding the meeting you are looking for in High Point? Find other AA meetings in North Carolina for more times, types and availabilities.

Archdale ( 5.3 Miles Away)
Trinity ( 6.9 Miles Away)
Thomasville ( 7.6 Miles Away)
Winston-Salem ( 14.0 Miles Away)
Greensboro ( 18.1 Miles Away)
Kernersville ( 19.0 Miles Away)
Randleman ( 24.3 Miles Away)
Oak Ridge ( 25.4 Miles Away)
Walkertown ( 27.5 Miles Away)
Stokesdale ( 32.3 Miles Away)
Asheboro ( 32.5 Miles Away)
Clemmons ( 35.6 Miles Away)
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