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Find AA meetings in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Massachusetts 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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7:00 AM Attitude Adjustment Group Greenfield Attitude Adjustment Group 93 Chapman Street Greenfield
12:00 PM Here Because Were Not All There Here Because Were Not All There 93 Chapman Street Greenfield
6:00 PM Daily Reflections Meditation Group Daily Reflections Meditation Group 93 Chapman Street Greenfield
7:00 PM Sunderland Security Group Sunderland Security Group 91 South Main Street Sunderland
7:00 PM The Promises Group The Promises Group 84 K Street Montague
7:00 PM Ashfield Tuesday Night Ashfield Tuesday Night Online 469 Main Street Ashfield
7:30 PM Williamsburg Big Book Group Williamsburg Big Book Group 4 North Main Street Williamsburg
7:30 PM Beginners Group Greenfield Beginners Group Greenfield 93 Chapman Street Greenfield

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Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts AA meetings

If you are new to the AA Massechusettes program, you might have questions about what to expect from AA meetings in Shelburne Falls and what the program is all about. Typical questions about AA include the requirement for membership, whether a person must get sober before attending an AA meeting, how much the Alcoholics Anonymous program costs, and if a person has to be religious to join AA. To join AA, all you have to do is want to stop drinking alcohol. You don’t have to stop drinking before attending an AA meeting; the AA program recognizes that many people still drink in the beginning of recovery when they begin going to meetings. Attending AA meetings is free; there are no fees or membership dues to become a member or attend an AA meeting. A donation plate is passed during AA meetings, but there is no requirement to donate. Although AA’s 12 Step program refers to “God” and “the Higher Power,” it’s up to each group member to determine what a Higher Power means to them. For more information on the AA Massachusettes program or for assistance locating a local program, please feel free to contact a treatment specialist today.

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AA Meetings in Nearby Cities

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

Buckland (4.0 Miles Away)
Ashfield (9.3 Miles Away)
Greenfield (10.9 Miles Away)
Conway (11.2 Miles Away)
Montague (15.0 Miles Away)
Plainfield (17.0 Miles Away)
Bernardston (17.6 Miles Away)
Deerfield (18.3 Miles Away)
Sunderland (20.3 Miles Away)
Cummington (22.0 Miles Away)
Whitingham (22.4 Miles Away)
Leverett (23.4 Miles Away)

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