Find AA meetings in Quincy, Florida to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Florida includes open, closed, speaker, and other specialized meetings, all of which are designed to help you get sober and remain sober.
| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:00 PM | Quincy 12 Steppers | Quincy 12 Steppers | 306 North Madison Street | Quincy |
Quincy is a city in Florida, located in Gadsden County. Like many other places across the state, this city is home to some residents coping with alcohol addiction. Many symptoms can indicate whether an individual is suffering from alcohol dependence problems. Depending on the addiction stage, a person might feel a strong urge to drink, develop tolerance to alcohol, continue drinking despite friends or family disapproval, etc. Additionally, individuals encounter more serious troubles that might cause long-term consequences on their social, psychological, and emotional health. Luckily, AA meetings Florida created a supportive society all across Florida, where people can find a solution to their struggles. We organize group sessions that encourage people to openly reveal their alcohol-related problems and that way contribute to other members’ recovery process as well. AA meetings in Quincy are delivered in various types of groups, all of which strive to help each individual attain long-lasting sobriety. If you are a newcomer, the meeting suggested for you is Beginners, where we provide a thorough introduction to the tools and methods used in this program. You will obtain all the practical guidance you need; the only prerequisite is a genuine willingness to overcome this issue. Do not hesitate to join AA meetings Florida and start your recovery process.
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