Find AA meetings in Springer, 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.
| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:00 PM | In The Solution Springer | In The Solution Group -06 | 320 Maxwell Avenue | Springer |
The landscape of Springer, New Mexico is defined by its historical buildings—some of the Victorian homes as old as 1800 and the nearby Fort Union ruins dating back to the 1860s. Whether you live in a historical home or a new build, you may find your home, life, and work life affected by how you use alcohol. If you have noticed negative consequences from your alcohol use, you may want to stop using it but feel unsure how to do so. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) can provide a support as you work toward achieving sobriety and maintaining it over time. No matter your reason for choosing sobriety, the only prerequisite for joining AA meetings in Springer is making the decision to stop using alcohol. At AA meetings you will join a group of peers who also have the goal of sustainable sobriety and recovery from any challenges they have that are related to alcohol misuse or addiction. Sharing your experience with this group and listening to others’ experiences can help you gain new perspective and tools for working toward recovery. These peer-based groups can be attended alongside professional support, such as group therapy facilitated by a licensed mental health professional. Call our addiction treatment specialists to learn more about alcohol addiction treatments. AA New Mexico, including local Springer AA meetings, can be found in the directory.
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