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Find AA meetings in Newburg, Maryland to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Maryland 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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8:30 PM Wayside Group Wayside Group 13050 Rock Point Road Newburg
8:30 PM Hughesville Friday Evening Meeting Hughesville Friday Evening Meeting 8505 Old Leonardtown Road Hughesville

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Newburg, Maryland AA meetings

Newburg is an unincorporated town located in Charles County, Maryland. This town, however, has reported several cases of alcohol addiction among residents. These affected persons struggle with various alcohol-induced ailments, from health challenges to anxiety, depression, behavioral disorders, and different alcohol use disorders. Alcoholics Anonymous has helped many people recover from these addictions and ailments through its many intervention schemes, local outreaches, and programs. AA meetings in Newburg engage participants in effective and practical recovery programs, from AA’s 12-step approach program to therapy, counseling, candlelight meetings, and spiritual meetings (note that these spiritual meetings have no affiliation with any religious organization). Members are very supportive and encouraging and are committed to participant’s long-term recovery. There is no form of discrimination or stigmatization of anyone during meetings because of their previous experiences. Instead, participants and members talk about their alcohol addiction experiences and build good relationships with each other. Treatment begins with alcohol detoxification at an inpatient treatment facility. Medical professionals also carry out medical examinations and prescribe medications. You can consult our AA directory on our website and locate AA meetings Maryland hosts near you or call our specialists for more information. Aftercare programs are also available to guide participants against possible cases of relapse.

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AA Meetings in Nearby Cities

Not finding the meeting you are looking for in Newburg? Find other AA meetings in Maryland for more times, types and availabilities.

Bel Alton (8.8 Miles Away)
La Plata (13.6 Miles Away)
Colonial Beach (14.0 Miles Away)
Cobb Island (15.1 Miles Away)
Charlotte Hall (18.7 Miles Away)
Mechanicsville (19.3 Miles Away)
Nanjemoy (20.7 Miles Away)
King George (21.5 Miles Away)
Hughesville (22.5 Miles Away)
Waldorf (23.7 Miles Away)
Pomfret (24.1 Miles Away)
Leonardtown (28.6 Miles Away)

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