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Find AA Meetings in Burlington, West Virginia

Find AA meetings in Burlington, West Virginia to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in West Virginia 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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12:00 PM New Life Group Cumberland New Life Group Cumberland 418 North Centre Street Cumberland Open Meeting
12:00 PM Mustard Seed Group: Living Sober Oakland Liberty Club 125 E Liberty St Oakland English
7:00 PM Meet & Tators Smittys Tire Shop 101 Frostburg Industrial Park Rd Frostburg English
7:00 PM Bolton Group Hampshire County Pathways 134 W Sioux Ln Romney Discussion   English   Open Meeting
8:00 PM Frostburg Serenity Group First Presbyterian Church 33 S Broadway Frostburg English
8:00 PM Fort Cumberland Group Emmanuel Episcopal Church 16 Washington St Cumberland English
8:00 PM Oakland Serenity Group Oakland Liberty Club 125 E Liberty St Oakland English

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Burlington, West Virginia AA Meetings

There are many different types of AA meetings in Burlington. Some meetings are closed to those with alcohol use disorder and others are open to the public. AA meets at different locations and different times, so it’s a good idea to check the current schedule before attending. It is a good idea to let those in the community know when meeting times change. Various environmental factors can cause a person to misuse alcohol. It is important to realize that people who misuse alcohol don’t do it deliberately. Peer pressure and childhood trauma are other common factors. The main goal of AA is to bring people with similar issues together. It is structured so that members can build strong relationships and learn techniques to avoid relapse. While assessing the success of the program is difficult, it is very beneficial for those in recovery. AA has helped hundreds of thousands of people over the years. It is a non-professional organization. There are many different types of AA meetings in Burlington, West Virginia. If you’re struggling with alcohol addiction and looking for support, it can be hard to know where to start. Our directory has listing to various AA meetings in Burlington, If you are looking for more than West Virginia Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, call our specialists today.

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