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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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6:00 AM | The Next Step | Plymouth Meeting Friends Meeting House | 2150 Butler Pike | Plymouth Meeting | Daily Reflections English Open Meeting |
6:00 AM | Morning Wake Up | D24 | Online 14 E Mill Rd | Flourtown | Daily Reflections English Wheelchair Access |
6:00 AM | Jump Start Your Day | D38 | Online Philadelphia, PA | Plymouth Meeting | English Literature Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
6:30 AM | 562 Daily Porch Meeting | D31 / GSO #161837 | 746 Panmure Rd | Haverford | English Open Meeting |
6:30 AM | Wake Up | D30 / GSO #600690 | Online 225 Lancaster Ave | Malvern | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
7:00 AM | 562 Group | D31 / GSO #161837 | Online 562 W Lancaster Ave | Haverford | English Literature Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
7:00 AM | Hair of the Dog | D44 / GSO #645736 | 501 E Miner St | West Chester | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Wheelchair Access |
7:00 AM | Sunrise to Serenity | D24 / GSO #177720 | 276 N Keswick Ave | Glenside | English Literature Open Meeting |
7:00 AM | Eye Openers | D24 | 610 Church Rd | Flourtown | Big Book English Open Meeting |
7:00 AM | First Things First | D54 / GSO #641664 | 301 N Jackson St | Media | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
7:00 AM | Sobriety | D23 / GSO #111817 | 979 W County Line Rd | Hatboro | Closed Meeting English Wheelchair Access |
7:00 AM | Chester-Woodlyn | D54 / GSO #112235 | 1937 W MacDade Blvd | Woodlyn | Closed Meeting Discussion English |
7:00 AM | Pioneer Group | St. Andrew's Church | N Shipley St | Wilmington | Discussion English Open Meeting |
7:00 AM | Top of the Hill (NW) | D25 / GSO #140503 | Online 8419 Germantown Ave | Philadelphia | English Open Meeting Step Meeting |
7:00 AM | First Things First | / GSO #641664 | Online Philadelphia, PA | Philadelphia | English Open Meeting Speaker |
7:00 AM | Simple at Seven | D24 / GSO #705806 | Online 14 E Mill Rd | Flourtown | Big Book English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
7:00 AM | Hair of the Dog Online Group | D44 | Online Glen Mills, PA | Glen Mills | Closed Meeting English |
7:00 AM | Dawn Patrol | dawn patrol | 292 W Main St | Newark | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
7:00 AM | Sober at Seven | D24 | Online Philadelphia, PA | Philadelphia | Daily Reflections English Open Meeting |
7:00 AM | Seven AM Express | Hope on Girard | 126 W Girard Ave | Philadelphia | Discussion English Literature + Open Meeting |
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Woodstown, New Jersey AA Meetings
Named for early settler Jaconias (or Jackanias) Wood, the borough of Woodstown, New Jersey is in Salem County, and was established in 1882. Today, anyone here who needs support to help them manage an addiction to alcohol can find help at AA meetings NJ. AA meetings in Woodstown are free, and will welcome anyone who is open to the help they provide. There are people who credit AA for saving their lives, and who have gone to meetings nearly every day for years. Other people attend much less often than that, but at one time went to more than one meeting a day, back when they felt much more vulnerable in their recovery. You can go to as many or as few AA meetings NJ as you feel will help you achieve your recovery goals. Most likely, you’ll feel best if you first get professional treatment, and then utilize AA meetings in Woodstown as part of your relapse prevention plan after rehab. You can work intensively on mental health issues and on retraining your destructive thoughts and habits into more positive coping mechanisms with therapists at rehab, and then lean on the AA recovery community for sobriety support in the long-term after rehab.