Find AA meetings in Eustis, Maine to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Maine includes open, closed, speaker, and other specialized meetings, all of which are designed to help you get sober and remain sober.
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Eustis is a city in Maine’s Franklin County that is seen by many as a top recreational destination within the state. AA meetings in Eustis are available to support a community whose continual growth has also brought about a higher number of people with alcohol use disorder. These meetings are part of a wide array of AA meetings in Maine aiming to create a network of like-minded people with alcohol use disorder who can cheer each other through the journey, celebrate milestones, and hold each other accountable. AA also offers judgment free zones where members understand that relapses do occur and should be seen as opportunities to reestablish one’s footing rather than spark discouragement. AA is member driven and funded through donations. Leadership and administrative duties are performed by member volunteers who are often voted in by other members. Sharing and participation is strongly encouraged but not necessarily forced in AA meetings to provide members outlets for their thoughts and feelings as well as encourage learning through the experiences of others. AA can be part of a holistic recovery plan that includes formal treatments and therapy. You can contact our specialists for help finding formal rehab options other than AA meetings in Eustis and surrounding areas.
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