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Find AA meetings in Rougemont, North Carolina to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in North Carolina 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 Type
11:00 AM Weekender's Meeting Weekender's Meeting 4015 Spring Forest Rd Raleigh Closed MeetingDiscussionEnglish
11:00 AM Gateway Gateway 120 E Edenton St Raleigh DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
11:00 AM Chapel Hill - Carrboro Group BPW 175 Bpw Club Rd Carrboro Closed MeetingDiscussionEnglish
12:00 PM Acceptance Group Acceptance Group 520 W Holding Ave Wake Forest DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
12:00 PM G2 G2 6767 Hillsborough Street Raleigh Open MeetingStep Meeting
12:00 PM WeCovery WeCovery 197 Mountain Rd Halifax DiscussionEnglishLiteratureOpen Meeting
12:00 PM North Raleigh Group - Noon Zoom - Daily Reflections North Raleigh Group Online Raleigh, NC Raleigh Closed MeetingDiscussionEnglish
12:00 PM Acceptance Group West Holding Avenue Acceptance Group West Holding Avenue 520 West Holding Avenue Wake Forest Closed MeetingStep Meeting
12:00 PM Nooners Nooners 905 S Main St Wake Forest English
12:00 PM Comes of Age Group (OCC minimum security prison) Comes of Age Group (OCC minimum security prison) 2110 Clarence Walters Rd Hillsborough DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
12:00 PM Crutchfield Group Alano Club Online 400 Crutchfield St Durham Big BookClosed MeetingDiscussionEnglishWheelchair Access
12:00 PM Women's 12 Steppers Alano Club 211 Broad St Oxford EnglishOpen MeetingWomen's Meeting
12:00 PM The Turning Point Alano Club 400 Crutchfield St Durham Closed MeetingDiscussionEnglish
12:30 PM Great Escape Women's Meeting Camel 24 Fellowship 4015 Spring Forest Rd Raleigh DiscussionEnglishOpen MeetingWomen's Meeting
12:30 PM Healing Hour Healing Hour 3304 Glen Royal Rd Raleigh DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
12:30 PM Place of Miracles Place of Miracles 1251 Goode St Raleigh DiscussionEnglishMeditationOpen Meeting
1:00 PM Champions Group St. Mark's Episcopal Church 422 N Main St Roxboro DiscussionEnglishOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
2:15 PM Chapel Hill - Carrboro Group BPW 175 Bpw Club Rd Carrboro Closed MeetingEnglishNewcomer
3:00 PM Progress Not Perfection - Women's Meeting Progress Not Perfection Online Wake Forest, NC 27587 Wake Forest Closed MeetingDiscussionEnglishNewcomerSpeakerWomen's Meeting
3:00 PM Saturday Speaker Meeting Saturday Speaker Meeting 4015 Spring Forest Rd Raleigh EnglishOpen MeetingSpeaker
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Rougemont, North Carolina AA Meetings

A small census-designated place in both Person and Durham Counties, North Carolina, United States.
This city, like many others, have people affected by alcohol use disorder. Alcohol addiction erodes one’s life, causing broken families, abuse, and loss of jobs. AA meetings in Rougemont will provide well-needed support for individuals to overcome this addiction. Alcoholics Anonymous is a global directory, sorted by location, for people seeking help to overcome addiction. Alcohol use disorder is very difficult to overcome on your own, thus making the AA a well-needed organization. At AA North Carolina people with past alcohol addiction use their journey to educate and inspire people currently affected by alcohol addiction. The main procedure is a 12-step program, which has a high success rate, once the individual is dedicated and thorough. The alternative to the 12 step is the inpatient facility, done with counseling sessions. The detoxification is usually done right after the individual’s initial assessment, these strategies have a favorable outcome and effectiveness. Individuals are asked to make a fearless inventory of themselves and to fully commit to the program. Individuals are also asked to speak openly about their addiction, this will admit to the state of powerlessness, then steps can be taken to overcome it. These steps and procedures have a high success rate to obtain addiction recovery.

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