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Find AA meetings in Mobile, Alabama to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Alabama 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
12:00 PM Orange Beach Orange Beach Presbyterian 26640 Canal Rd Orange Beach 12 Steps & 12 Traditions   Closed Meeting   English
12:00 PM Singing River Group Singing River Group 1011 Communy Ave Pascagoula English   Living Sober   Open Meeting
12:00 PM There Is A Solution First Presbyterian Church 195 E Berry Ave Foley English   Open Meeting   Step Meeting
12:00 PM THERE IS HOPE IN FAIRHOPE 349 Fairwood Blvd, Fairhope, AL 36532, USA 349 Fairwood Blvd Fairhope Closed Meeting   Discussion   English

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Mobile, Alabama AA Meetings

For those who have alcohol use disorder (AUD), AA meetings in Mobile, Alabama, is the place to find support and recovery. This Gulf Coast city has been hosting Mardi Gras for centuries. Mobile is also home to some residents coping with alcohol use disorder (AUD). Alcoholics Anonymous is a community comprised of people who gather regularly to share their experiences to help each other solve their common problem of AUD. People with AUD come from all walks of life, and the thing they have in common is the inability to control or stop drinking. In AA meetings and in their lives, members study and practice the 12 Steps of AA. In meetings, they share how these steps have affected their lives. Sharing during meetings is a crucial element of AUD recovery, but it is not mandatory. Those who feel apprehensive about sharing can wait until they are ready to do so. Adherence to the principle of anonymity and confidentiality by meeting participants keeps AA meetings in Alabama a safe place. Recovery from AUD has been compared to a journey; some people begin their journey by participating in a formal rehab program to help them detox safely and get them started on the right foot. To learn what programs are available to you, call our helpline and request more information.

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