Find AA meetings in Dexter, Missouri to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Missouri 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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Established by the railroad in the 1870s, Dexter, Missouri, is a city like others across the state, not unaffected by alcohol use disorder (AUD), a medical condition whose primary traits are uncontrolled drinking and deteriorating relationships. AA meetings in Dexter provide healing support for those seeking recovery from AUD. Alcoholics Anonymous has been helping people in recovery from AUD since it began in 1935. With various meetings to provide necessary support to folks with unique demographics. There are beginners’ meetings, gender-specific meetings, 12-step meetings, and more. The great success of AA over the years has been attributed to the fellowship and support of other members. Some time in each meeting is reserved for members to tell their recovery stories. Sharing helps members get clarity on what’s going on in their lives, relieves them of the burdens they carry, and inspires others. When newcomers and those who have relapsed hear how some who live in recovery manage to live satisfying and fulfilling lives without alcohol, they are encouraged to continue working toward recovery. Finding and attending AA meetings Missouri will help you on your recovery journey. Another support available to folks with AUD is conventional rehab or detox treatments. To learn more about what programs you qualify for nearby, call our toll-free number and ask a specialist for more information.
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