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Find AA meetings in Aurora, Oregon to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Oregon 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
4:00 PM 9:30 Plus Group: Topic Meeting Samuel Johnson Memorial Hall 433 NE 76th Ave Portland DiscussionEnglishOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
4:00 PM Lighthouse Vancouver Lighthouse Group 6415 East Mill Plain Boulevard Vancouver EnglishOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
5:00 PM ASL Rule 62 Online Only Online 825 NE 20th Ave #200 Portland DiscussionEnglishSign LanguageTemporary Closure
5:00 PM Daily Double Portland Daily Double Portland Online 909 Northwest 24th Avenue Portland Virtual
5:30 PM First Things First Oak Grove Community Center 14496 SE Cedar Ave Portland EnglishOpen MeetingWomen's Meeting
5:30 PM Surrender Group Online Only - no physical address Beaverton Oregon Online Portland, OR 97225 Portland EnglishOpen Meeting
5:30 PM The Lighthouse- Newcomer Meeting The Lighthouse 915 MacArthur Blvd Vancouver EnglishOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
5:30 PM Hope Dealers Totem Pole Shopping Center Online Totem Pole Shopping Center, 7827 NE Hwy 99 Vancouver EnglishOpen MeetingTemporary Closure
5:30 PM Hole In The Wall URS Club 17200 SE Stark St Portland EnglishOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
5:30 PM Altered Attitudes United Universalist Congregation at Willamette Falls 710 6th St Oregon City EnglishOpen Meeting
5:30 PM Willingness Will Work East County Alano Club 1015 NE Roberts Ave Gresham EnglishOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
5:30 PM Surrender Group West Side Service Center 12945 SW Beaverdam Rd Beaverton EnglishOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
5:30 PM New Alternatives Alano Club of Portland 909 NW 24th Ave Portland EnglishOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
5:30 PM H.O.W. Women's Step Study Clackamas Community Club Online 15711 SE 90th Ave Clackamas EnglishOpen MeetingStep MeetingWomen's Meeting
5:30 PM 5:30 Women's Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous Online Only - no physical address SE PDX Online Southeast Portland, Portland, OR Portland EnglishWomen's Meeting
5:30 PM This Is Your Life Immanuel Lutheran Church 7810 SE 15th Ave Portland EnglishWheelchair Access
5:30 PM Altered Attitudes (Virtual) Online Only - no physical address O.C. Online Oregon City, OR 97045 Oregon City EnglishOpen Meeting
5:30 PM Lighthouse Vancouver Lighthouse Group 6415 East Mill Plain Boulevard Vancouver Open MeetingWheelchair Access
5:30 PM Up Stairs 5:30 - Alano Club of Portland Online 909 NW 24th Ave Portland EnglishOpen Meeting
5:30 PM All Welcome Milwaukie All Welcome Milwaukie 4790 SE Logus Rd Milwaukie Open MeetingWheelchair Access
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Aurora, Oregon AA Meetings

If lately, you find yourself unable to control how much you drink alcohol, despite the harmful effects on your life or seem to have a craving for it more and more frequently, then your situation might be due to alcohol use disorder. People with alcohol use disorder cycle through two states: intoxication and withdrawal. The period of alcohol intoxication is a time where the alcohol level in your blood is increased. In this period, you experience impaired functionality and behavioral and mental changes like slurred speech, unstable moods, poor coordination, compromised judgment, and more. The second period is alcohol withdrawal, where alcohol intake is greatly reduced after heavy usage for a long time. This period is characterized by sweating, hand tremors, increased heartbeat, nausea, vomiting, anxiety, and if withdrawal is severe enough, it can be life-threatening. The help of a healthcare professional is important when it comes to severe cases of withdrawal. After getting sober, the next step would be staying sober; most professionals agree that support groups are very important in that endeavor. Alcoholics Anonymous is here for you in that regard. There are many AA Oregon chapters around the country, including in Aurora, a town in Marion County, south of Portland. If you are looking for AA meetings in Aurora, visit the AA website and find a time and place that is comfortable for you. Help yourself by visiting Alcoholics Anonymous now.

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