The Healing Room Group

Types of AA Meetings

12 Steps & 12 Traditions: Nevada's offers a range of AA program that follow the 12 Steps and Traditions. These programs offer vital support and understanding for individuals seeking recovery. Meetings provide a welcoming environment for individuals, their mentors, and their loved ones.

Big Book: In Nevada, AA programs frequently contain Big Book discussions to inspire clients. The Big Book features dozens of stories about real women and men who successfully controlled their alcohol use disorder.

Daily Reflections: Daily Reflections is an AA text that compiles insight, experience, and encouragement from various members. Selected contents may be topics of discussions in AA meetings. Members can also adapt reflections into their daily activities.

Discussion: AA discussion meetings in Nevada are structured around a central theme. The leader will start by sharing the topic, which may come from an AA text such as the Big Book or As Bill Sees It. After sharing their insights and offering encouragement to others, they’ll invite members to participate in the conversation.

Meditation: Meditation AA meetings feature physical and emotional calmness as a main method of healing. The meetings open with 15 minutes of private mediation and close with an additional 5 minutes of meditation.

Open: In Nevada, open AA meetings are accessible to anyone in the community. In addition to individuals seeking help for alcohol addiction, nonalcoholics can also attend to learn more about the 12 step program and how to support their friend or loved one in their recovery journey.

Speaker: In Nevada, clients may attend AA programs, which include motivational speakers. Speakers, usually AA alumni, appeal to their audiences to harden their resolve against alcohol by appealing to their emotions, faith, reason, and wit.