Find AA meetings in Portales, 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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Portales is a city in the seat of Roosevelt County, New Mexico, home to dairies and peanut farms that supply the entire United States, as well as Eastern New Mexico University. Whether you are a dairy farmer or an ENMU student, you may feel concerned about your alcohol use and how it affects your work, school performance, or life. Chronic alcohol misuse can develop into physical dependence and alcoholism. If you want to stop using alcohol, that is the only prerequisite to join one of the most established resources for people seeking sobriety—Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). At AA meetings in Portales, you will find a recovery-focused environment that acknowledges the challenges of recovery and celebrates even the smallest victories. When you share your experiences and listen to others, you may find new perspective, empowerment, and a sense of community. AA also offers literature and programs—like the 12 Steps of AA—to help you move forward in your recovery. Because AA acknowledges that alcohol misuse can affect people of any age, gender, and life experience, all are welcome at meetings. Find AA New Mexico meetings near you in the directory to take your next step toward recovery and finding your personal sense of freedom today.
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