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Fort Kent, Maine AA meetings
Despite its name, Fort Kent, a major town in Aroostook County, Maine, is not fortified against alcohol use disorder. AA meetings in Fort Kent and other AA meetings in Maine aim to provide support and sympathetic judgement-free settings for people in the town or broader state who have alcohol use disorder. AA was founded in 1935 and places a great emphasis on its well-known 12-Step program. Outlined in the Big Book. The 12 Steps are a set of guidelines that AA members follow as part of their journey to recovery. Among these 12 steps is the first step which states, In AA meetings, it is common to have at least one of the steps read out loud and have time to reflect on the step. There are meetings specially geared towards studying the steps and applying them. Beginners may be overwhelmed by the deep knowledge of the steps and willingness to share that many long-time members have. However, there are beginner AA meetings that are meant to ease in new members. AA is not a highly exclusive program. There are many AA meetings in Fort Kent designed to reach out to a wide-range of people. THe only real requirement is the desire to stop using alcohol. For help with formal rehab outside of AA, call our specialists today.
