Find AA meetings in Pembroke, 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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Pembroke is a Washington County town in Maine. Alcohol addiction affects so many people in the United States, and Alcoholics Anonymous has AA meetings Maine hosts across its various cities to address this. Alcoholics Anonymous is a name synonymous with addiction support for people who seek help and want to become sober from alcohol. AA’s influence is globally recognized, and many self-help groups have adopted its 12-step approach to build abstinence and maintain long-lasting sobriety. You can find AA meetings in Pembroke nearest to you or your loved one seeking help from our website’s AA meetings Maine directory. Members support each other and share their experiences, struggles, and problems with the group and they proffer effective solutions to these struggles and help each other overcome relapses. Newer members can get a sponsor, an older member who has made significant progress, to guide them and this can help their recovery. AA meetings can be open meetings, where members can invite family and loved ones, or closed meetings among themselves only. Every meeting session addresses members’ needs, and combining AA programs with professional treatment can bolster stability and long-lasting progress. Our specialists can match you with adequate rehab facilities and treatment programs in Pembroke. You can also call our hotline for on-call addiction support.
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