Conway, Massachusetts AA Meetings

Found in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States, Conway is a town flooded with individuals struggling with alcohol addiction and inevitable issues that tag along with it. Consequently, to free individuals from their addiction, AA meetings are held regularly. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is an international, non profitable and self supporting fellowship of many men and women who have had drinking problems in the past and now are determined to help others become and stay sober. These meetings are available in many places including Conway. AA Massachusetts, like all AA communities, follows a carefully set guideline while carrying out meetings. It makes use of the 12 steps and traditions. The 12 steps are more of a spiritual approach that involve faith and reliance in God or any other higher power the individual believes in. Even non religious members have found the steps productive because it helped them stay on track. But unlike the 12 step approach, which is often personalized, the 12 traditions are defined in the Big Book: the main governing literature of Alcoholics Anonymous. Conway AA meetings create the perfect environment where members can gain some insight about their addiction and as well as share their knowledge of it. These meetings not only help members become and stay sober but they also play a huge part in mending old relationships and making new ones.