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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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5:30 PM | Findlay Happy Hour | Findlay Happy Hour | 214 W Sandusky St | Findlay | Closed Meeting Discussion English |
5:30 PM | Mid-Evening | Mid-Evening | 2434 W Sylvania Ave | Toledo | 12 Steps & 12 Traditions English Open Meeting |
7:00 PM | The Turning Point | The Turning Point | 3613 Monroe St | Toledo | Big Book English Open Meeting |
7:00 PM | AS BILL SEES IT | United Methodist Church | 201 W 1st St | Woodville | Discussion English Open Meeting |
7:00 PM | Bowling Green Saturday Night | Bowling Green Saturday Night | Online 1028 Pearl St | Bowling Green | Discussion English Open Meeting |
7:00 PM | MEET THE ALCOHOLIC | Bellevue Animal House Sober Club | 206 W Main St | Bellevue | English Open Meeting Speaker |
7:00 PM | Fremont Open Discussion | Family Worship Center | 120 E State St | Fremont | Discussion English Open Meeting |
7:00 PM | Monroe Better Way | Monroe Better Way | 2275 S Custer Rd | Monroe | Closed Meeting Discussion English |
7:00 PM | Perrysburg Saturday Night | Perrysburg Saturday Night | 200 W 2nd St | Perrysburg | English Open Meeting Speaker |
7:00 PM | Working With Others | First Presbyterian Church | 21 Firelands Blvd | Norwalk | Discussion English Open Meeting |
7:30 PM | New Hope Tiffin | New Hope Tiffin | 2019 South County Road 19 | Tiffin | Open Meeting Speaker |
8:00 PM | Grand Rapids | Grand Rapids | Providence Historic District, 14010 S River Rd | Grand Rapids | 12 Steps & 12 Traditions English Open Meeting |
8:00 PM | Findlay Cory Street | Findlay Cory Street | 128 W Hardin St | Findlay | Closed Meeting Discussion English |
8:00 PM | Saturday Night Young Peoples | Saturday Night Young Peoples | 5425 Southwyck Blvd # 205 | Toledo | Discussion English Open Meeting + Young People |
8:00 PM | Grow or Go | Grow or Go | 214 E 2nd St | Port Clinton | English Open Meeting Speaker + Temporary Closure |
8:00 PM | Findlay Cory Street West Hardin Street | Findlay Cory Street | 128 West Hardin Street | Findlay | Closed Meeting Discussion |
8:00 PM | Saturday Night Young People (BB) | Saturday Night Young Peoples | 5425 Southwyck Blvd # 205 | Toledo | Big Book English Young People |
8:00 PM | VACATIONLAND | Ohio Veterans Home Cottage "O" | 3416 Columbus Ave | Sandusky | English Open Meeting Speaker |
8:00 PM | Front Street Group | Front Street Group | 2044 Genesee St | Toledo | 12 Steps & 12 Traditions English Newcomer + Step Meeting Wheelchair Access |
8:00 PM | Together We Can | Together We Can | 4855 Central Ave | Ottawa Hills | 12 Steps & 12 Traditions Big Book English + LGBTQ+ Open Meeting |
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Gibsonburg, Ohio AA Meetings
Gibsonburg is a village in Sandusky County, Ohio. Located 33 miles southeast of Toledo, the village has a small population of a couple thousand a portion of which are struggling with some sort of alcohol consumption issue. Some are so reliant on alcohol that they have been diagnosed with alcohol use disorder. Alcohol use disorder or AUD is a clinical condition in which an individual struggle to manage their drinking properly. Luckily there are several sorts of treatment readily available for AUD, including Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholics Anonymous or AA has been proven to be reliable in the treatment of alcohol addiction. Studies have revealed that individuals who are engaged with an AA program generally do better. In AA a lot of focus is positioned on facing one’s imperfections, primarily self-centeredness. Basic elements involved in the recovery procedure consist of admitting to losing control of one’s drinking, creating a “fearless ethical stock of oneself,” making amends for past misdeeds, believing in a higher power, as well as relaying the AA message to other people who are struggling with a dependence on alcohol. You will find AA meetings in Gibsonburg on AlcoholicsAnonymous.com if you are a citizen of the town who desires help for your alcohol dependence. The directory groups AA meetings by state, including Alcoholics Anonymous Ohio meetings.