Find AA meetings in Hillsboro, New Mexico to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in New Mexico 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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Founded by prospectors who discovered gold in this unincorporated community in the late 1800s, Hillsboro, New Mexico is in the southwestern part of the state. Around the end of the gold and copper ore mining era in Hillsboro, the oldest organization for helping individuals with alcoholism was founded in the Midwest. Today, mining operations have been replaced by ranching and a thriving artistic community, but you can also find Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings in Hillsboro. AA meetings are peer support groups where you can share your experience and listen to the challenges and victories of other individuals in various stages of recovery. AA also offers programs based on the lived experience of its founders, such as the 12 Steps of AA. AA meetings in Hillsboro are not formal group therapy and do not offer clinical treatment, but instead can offer a unique type of support that complements other types of addiction recovery treatment, such as outpatient rehab programing and individual, group, or family therapy. You can learn more about professional supports near you by calling to speak to one of our addiction treatment specialists and you can find AA New Mexico meetings in and near Hillsboro by browsing the directory.
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