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Find AA meetings in Gray, Maine to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Maine 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 High Noon Men's Group High Noon Men's Group Online Portland, ME Portland Closed Meeting   English   Men's Meeting +   Newcomer
12:00 PM Brown Bag Group Sanford Area 66 North Ave Sanford Daily Reflections   Discussion   English +   Open Meeting
1:00 PM Hope N Freedom Hope N Freedom 21 Gray Birch Dr Augusta Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access   Wheelchair-Accessible Bathroom
4:00 PM Fresh Start Beginner's Group Portland 202 Woodford St Portland Closed Meeting   English   Newcomer

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Gray, Maine AA Meetings

Gray is a city in Cumberland County, Maine. There are options for AA meetings in Gray for anybody in or around the city hoping to get guidance and support with alcohol use disorder. Established in 1935, AA was founded in Akron, Ohio by Bill Wilson, often referred to in AA meetings in Maine and elsewhere as “Bill W,” and Dr. Bob Smith, or “Dr. Bob.” AA is a non-professional support group for those with alcohol use disorder and is not a substitute for formal rehab and therapy. In fact, AA can be a helpful supplement to formal rehab options. AA is entirely self-supporting through member contributions and does not charge membership dues or fees. AA is non-discriminatory and is multiracial, open to all genders and gender identifications, religious beliefs, and political affiliations. The only membership requirement is the desire to stop alcohol use. AA is known for its 12-step program which starts with the important first step of the individual admitting they have alcohol use disorder. These 12 steps are very spiritually driven, but it is important to remember that AA is not affiliated with any specific religion or belief, and many non-religious people have benefited from AA over the years. You can call our specialists today for help with finding formal rehab options outside of AA meetings in Gray.

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