Find AA meetings in New Gloucester, 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.
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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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7:00 AM | Great Fact Meeting (Summer Satellite) | The Great Fact Group | 55 Eastern Promenade | Portland | Discussion English |
7:00 AM | Sunrise Serenity Group | Portland Area | Online Portland, ME | Portland | Daily Reflections English Open Meeting |
7:00 AM | Great Fact Meeting | Portland Area | 102 Bishop St | Portland | Discussion English Literature + Open Meeting |
7:14 AM | Serenity at Sunrise | Portland Area | Online Portland, ME | Portland | Discussion English Open Meeting |
7:15 AM | Early Bird Group | Portland Area | Online Portland, ME | Portland | Big Book Discussion English + Open Meeting Step Meeting Tradition Study |
8:00 AM | Living Sober Morning Meeting | Living Sober Morning Meeting Group | 15 Tannery St | Norway | English Literature Open Meeting |
8:00 AM | The Sober Lobsters | Long Island | Online 7 Gorham Ave | Long Island | English Literature Open Meeting |
8:00 AM | Sunshine Group | Portland Area | Online 57 Ashmont St | Portland | English Open Meeting Sign Language + Step Meeting Tradition Study |
8:30 AM | A New Step | online portland | Online Portland, ME | Portland | Closed Meeting English Step Meeting |
8:30 AM | Spiritual Solution | Portland Spiritual Solution | Online Portland, ME | Portland | Closed Meeting Daily Reflections Discussion + English |
9:00 AM | As You Like It | Portland Area | Online Portland, ME | Portland | Discussion English Open Meeting |
9:00 AM | Eleventh Step Group | Raymond Area | Online 1311 Roosevelt Trail | Raymond | Discussion English Meditation + Open Meeting Wheelchair Access |
9:00 AM | Men's Eye Opener | Saco Area | 63 School St | Saco | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Men's Meeting Wheelchair Access |
9:00 AM | Portland Men's Big Book Step Study | Portland Area | Online 102 Bishop St | Portland | Big Book English Men's Meeting + Open Meeting Step Meeting Wheelchair Access |
9:30 AM | Capacity to be Honest | Capacity to be Honest | 250 Arsenal St | Augusta | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
9:30 AM | Beginners Group Lewiston | Beginners Group Lewiston | 675 Main Street | Lewiston | Newcomer Open Meeting |
10:00 AM | A Way Out | Lovell | 227 Main St | Lovell | Big Book English Open Meeting + Speaker Step Meeting |
10:30 AM | As Bill Sees It Group Saco | As Bill Sees It Group Saco | 63 School Street | Saco | Discussion Open Meeting Wheelchair Access |
11:00 AM | Sober Sunday Group | Portland Area | 57 Ashmont St | Portland | English Open Meeting Speaker + Wheelchair Access |
11:00 AM | Haven't Got A Clue Group | Brunswick | 333 Maine St | Brunswick | Discussion English Literature + Open Meeting Wheelchair Access |
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New Gloucester, Maine AA Meetings
New Gloucester town in Maine is located in Cumberland County, and many residents battle alcohol addiction. Alcohol addiction can cause anxiety and several emotional ailments and may trigger unpleasant experiences for affected persons. AA meetings in New Gloucester are support groups established by Alcoholics Anonymous for people with alcohol addiction in this city. These support groups meet regularly to help members with their rehabilitation and can be paired with professional treatments to help them achieve long-lasting stability. All AA meetings Maine residents can attend have been compiled into a directory. You can go through our up-to-date directory on this website to find the nearest AA meeting to your home and join sessions and programs. Alcoholics Anonymous is renowned for curbing alcohol use disorders globally by following the 12-step approach, and many people have credited their successes during recovery to Alcoholics Anonymous. Across the AA community, there is no stigmatization against people with alcohol addiction. Members hold group discussions and have individual-focused programs that promote healing and stability. For those interested in finding professional treatment programs, our specialists can assist you in this regard. You can call our hotline today for addiction support, and they can match you with alcohol detoxification programs and rehab centers near you.