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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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6:30 AM | Unity Group Winston Salem | Unity Group Winston Salem | 1253 Churton St SW | Winston-Salem | Candlelight Open Meeting Wheelchair Access |
8:00 AM | Down & Dirty | Down & Dirty | 501 S Mendenhall St | Greensboro | 12 Steps & 12 Traditions Discussion English + Open Meeting |
8:00 AM | Serendipity Group | Deep River Friends Meeting House | Online 5300 W Wendover Ave | High Point | Big Book English Open Meeting |
8:00 AM | Serendipity High Point | Serendipity | Online 5300 West Wendover Avenue | High Point | Big Book Open Meeting Virtual |
8:00 AM | Dawn Patrol | Unity Club | 918 Glenwood Ave | Greensboro | Discussion English Open Meeting |
8:00 AM | Early Bird Greensboro | Early Bird | Online 810 Summit Avenue | Greensboro | Discussion Open Meeting Virtual |
8:00 AM | AA Zoomaholic Discussion Meeting | Early Bird | Online Greensboro, NC | Greensboro | Discussion English Open Meeting |
9:00 AM | Early Bird | Early Bird | 1210 Bolton St | Winston-Salem | Closed Meeting Discussion English |
9:00 AM | The Breakfast Club | Intergroup House | 432 W Bell St | Statesville | Discussion English Open Meeting |
9:00 AM | Kernersville Serenity | Kernersville Serenity | Online 208 Southern Street | Kernersville | Discussion Men's Meeting Open Meeting + Virtual |
9:00 AM | New Serenity Group | New Serenity Group | 208 Southern St | Kernersville | Discussion English Men's Meeting + Open Meeting |
9:00 AM | Primary Purpose Group High Point | Primary Purpose Group High Point | 1301 West English Road | High Point | Discussion Open Meeting |
9:00 AM | Newcomer's Mtg | Rebos Club | 314 Depot St | Salisbury | Discussion English Open Meeting |
9:30 AM | Men's Touchstone Meeting | Westminster Presbyterian Church | Online 3906 W Friendly Ave | Greensboro | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Men's Meeting |
9:30 AM | Its In The Book Womens Meeting | Its In The Book Womens Meeting | Online 3506 Lawndale Drive | Greensboro | 12 Steps & 12 Traditions Discussion Open Meeting + Virtual Women's Meeting |
9:30 AM | Saturday Morning Men's Meeting | Summit Fellowship Club | 810 Summit Ave | Greensboro | English Men's Meeting |
10:00 AM | Chapter Group | Asheboro Housing Authority | 338 W Wainman Ave | Asheboro | English Literature Open Meeting |
10:00 AM | Saturday 10AM Meeting for W-S AA Community | Zoom Meeting Only | Online Northgate Park Dr | Winston-Salem | English Temporary Closure |
10:00 AM | Tolerance | Trinity Presbyterian Church | 1416 Bolton St | Winston-Salem | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
10:30 AM | Online & In-Person - 10:30 Group | Southfork Church of Christ | Online 205 Keating Dr | Winston-Salem | English Literature Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
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Clemmons, North Carolina AA Meetings
Winston-Salem suburb Clemmons, North Carolina, had a team in the Little League World Series. This family-centered community has not been unscathed by the distressing effects of alcohol use disorder (AUD), a medical condition whose hallmark symptoms include uncontrollable drinking and difficulty in personal and professional relationships. If you are looking for help with AUD, our online directory for AA meetings Clemmons, NC, can help you find those nearby. Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in 1935 and has been helping people with AUD recover ever since. Relying on AA’s 12-step program as their guide, members examine themselves and learn to live successful and fulfilling lives without drinking. A variety of meetings exist to help the diverse community. There are meetings for beginners, men’s only and women’s only meetings, speaker meetings, and more. A typical meeting includes time devoted to member sharing wherein members address one another, telling about their experiences on their recovery journey. All attendees with AUD may participate, but those who are not ready may listen until they are comfortable doing so; sharing is not required for any member. Attending AA North Carolina meetings enhances recovery from AUD. Those with severe AUD will want to consider attending a formal rehab program where detoxification will be medically supervised. A variety of treatment programs are available. Call and speak with a specialist about programs and find treatment information for your recovery.