Find AA meetings in West Frankfort, Illinois to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Illinois 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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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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7:00 PM | Eldorado | First Christian Church | 1125 Walnut St | Eldorado | English Open Meeting |
7:00 PM | Incommon Group | First United Methodist Church, Marion | 208 W Main St | Marion | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
7:00 PM | Friday Night Mixers | Friday Night Mixers Group | 314 N 12th St | Mount Vernon | English |
7:30 PM | Walk the Talk Group | First Christian Church, Benton | 302 S Main St | Benton | Discussion English Open Meeting |
7:30 PM | Carbondale New Radicals, Young Peoples Open Meeting Of Alcoholics Anonymous | St Andrews Episcopal Anglican Church | 402 W Mill St | Carbondale | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
8:00 PM | Friday Night Group | Pinckneyville Senior Club | 605 S Douglas St | Pinckneyville | Closed Meeting Discussion English |
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West Frankfort, Illinois AA Meetings
West Frankfort is a city located in Franklin County in Illinois. This city offers help to its residents dealing with alcohol addiction. AA meetings in West Frankfort are open to all individuals who would like to quit drinking. Thanks to AA meetings Illinois, individuals are now provided with much-needed support and guidance in their recovery process. These sessions include the formation of different types of groups where people exchange their experiences and try to overcome all obstacles together. There are no passive listeners at these types of meetings. No one is forced to speak, yet all individuals are encouraged to talk about their struggles. If you are a newcomer, we recommend joining beginners type of meetings where people are introduced to the program and provided with guidance. There are also Open types of meetings that permit individuals’ closest people to attend, while Closed ones are intended for AA members only. Other types of sessions include Candlelight, 12–step, and several more. Whichever group you choose, the goal is the same. They all strive to make the best possible atmosphere and provide individuals with efficient methods to attain long-lasting sobriety. Anyone struggling with alcohol use disorder is welcome to join this mutual support community and get their life back on track.