Find AA meetings in Laurel, Mississippi to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Mississippi 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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One of Jones County’s two county seats, Laurel is a prominent city in Mississippi. There are AA meetings in Laurel, MS to help its citizens and visitors with alcohol use disorder. AA meetings in Mississippi provide gatherings for people to help and learn from each other. One of the biggest components driving the success of AA involves sharing. Through open sharing, members are able to gain a feeling of belonging and the comfort in knowing that they are not alone. For the speaker, sharing provides a healthy vent for things they might have been bottling up and stressing about. It also gives them the chance to get new perspectives through fellow members as well as a change to see things at different angles themselves. As a sharer it is best to be totally honest. While some things might be uncomfortable, sharers are only able to get the most of the opportunity by being truthful and open. It is acceptable to change names or avoid them altogether for the sake of anonymity and protecting the identities of people involved in your story. Sharing at AA meetings in Laurel, MS can be an excellent exercise for those with alcohol use disorder, but it is not a substitute for formal rehab. If you are looking for options outside of AA, contact our specialists today.
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