Lower Lake, California AA Meetings

Lower Lake, a census-designated place in Lake County, is not exempted from the increase in AUD cases across America. Fortunately, Alcoholics Anonymous—a body that is known globally for its commitment to and effectiveness in helping its members stay sober—has several peer support meetings in Lower Lake open to anyone who desires to quit drinking. The major text of these meetings is Alcoholics Anonymous or the Big Book. The Big Book was written in 1939 by the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous. It records the recovery experience of the earliest AA members, outlining their challenges and the principles they applied in overcoming them. Sometimes AA meetings in Lower Lake organize Big Book meetings. In such meetings, members take turns reading an excerpt from the Big Book and then discuss the excerpt in relation to present-day situations. Other meeting types include speaker meetings, discussion meetings, gender-specific meetings, open meetings, and closed meetings. While discussion meetings allow everyone to share their views on a shared topic, speaker meetings have only one member (usually someone who has been sober for a significant period) share their recovery story. You can join the AA today by using the directory to locate the AA California meetings most convenient for you.