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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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12:00 PM | Quincy Noon Discussion | County Annex Orchard House | 260 County Hospital Rd | Quincy | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
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Portola, California AA Meetings
Portola is an incorporated city in Plumas County, California. Just as it is in other cities in California, The AA community has been organizing AA meetings in Portola. On our AA directory at AlcoholicsAnonymous.com, locals can find AA meetings in Portola that are convenient for them. Not just in Portola, but we have listed other AA California meetings on our site. With millions of individuals being diagnosed with alcohol use disorder ( AUD) each year, alcohol addiction has been a major public health problem in America. Alcohol use disorder is a medical condition that is characterized by people becoming so addicted to alcohol that they find it difficult to cut back on its intake even when it is having negative effects on them. Alcohol addiction has resulted in several accounts of preventable deaths in the United States. Several effective techniques can, however, be used to overcome alcohol addiction and even stop long-term compulsive drinking. The most effective type of treatment is generally a mixture of medications and behavioral therapies as done in the Alcoholics Anonymous community. AA meetings are group sessions that help achieve long-term sobriety for individuals suffering from AUD. Joining an AA meeting is free. The only requirement is the willingness to stay sober.