Find AA meetings in Logan, 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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Logan is a city in Logan County, West Virginia. Those searching for a family recovery program in the local area may find our online directory of AA meetings in Logan helpful. There are many types of West Virginia Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings in Logan County. Many are scheduled weekly in local schools or churches. AA also offers support group meetings for family members.These meetings occur at Al-anon groups. What is Al-anon? Like AA, Al-anon is a 12-Step recovery program. Al-anon meetings are facilitated by members who are friends or family of people in addiction recovery. Alcoholism is said to be a family disease. It’s not enough for the recovering person to get healthy; close family members also need a recovery program. Another excellent option for families is an Alano Club. An Alano Club is a non-profit organization funded and owned by its members. Alano Clubs offer community gathering spaces, hosting various types of recovery meetings, sober social and recreational activities. Many Alano Clubs organize sober holiday parties; some even arrange sober cruises and other trips for its members. If you have any questions about our AA directory or you don’t find the meeting you are looking for, feel free to contact one of our friendly expert treatment specialists. Keep in mind that our directory is updated continually, so be sure to periodically check back.
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