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Search for Alcoholics Anonymous meetings by city, state, or ZIP code. AAmeeting.com helps you quickly locate in-person and online meetings so you can connect with a local recovery community.

Community & Accountability

Alcoholics Anonymous meetings provide a supportive environment where individuals share experience, strength, and hope. Whether you are new to recovery or continuing your journey, meetings offer consistent connection and accountability.

Anonymous & Confidential

Anonymity is a core principle of AA. You can attend meetings without sharing personal information beyond what you choose to disclose.

What to Expect

No pressure. No judgment. Our meetings provide a respectful environment where you participate at your own comfort level.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an AA Meeting?

An AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meeting is a gathering of individuals who share their experiences, strength, and hope with one another to help solve their common problem of alcohol addiction. Meetings follow a structured format based on the 12-step program and are open to anyone who has a desire to stop drinking.

How do AA meetings work?

AA meetings take place online through secure, encrypted video conferencing. You simply register, choose a meeting time that works for you, and join from any device with an internet connection. The format mirrors in-person meetings with sharing, discussion, and mutual support.

Are AA meetings confidential?

Absolutely. Anonymity is a cornerstone of Alcoholics Anonymous. What is shared in meetings stays in meetings. Our platform uses end-to-end encryption, and participants are never required to share their full name or personal details.

Do I have to speak during a meeting?

No. You are welcome to simply listen. Many newcomers choose to observe for their first few meetings before participating. There is never any pressure to share — you engage at your own comfort level.

Is there a cost to attend AA meetings?

AA has no dues or fees for membership. Our virtual meetings follow this same tradition. While voluntary contributions are welcome, they are never required to attend or participate.

What is the 12-step program?

The 12-step program is a set of guiding principles for recovery from addiction. It involves acknowledging the problem, seeking help from a higher power (as you understand it), making amends, and helping others. It has been the foundation of AA and has helped millions worldwide.

Can I attend if I'm not sure I have a drinking problem?

Yes. AA’s only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. If you’re questioning your relationship with alcohol, attending a meeting can help you gain clarity and perspective in a supportive, non-judgmental environment.

How often should I attend meetings?

Most members find that regular attendance — ideally several times per week — provides the best support for sustained recovery. However, any attendance is better than none, and you’re encouraged to find a schedule that works for your life.

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