Find AA meetings in Salisbury, Pennsylvania to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Pennsylvania includes open, closed, speaker, and other specialized meetings, all of which are designed to help you get sober and remain sober.
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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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6:30 PM | Kindred Spirits Women's Group | First Presbyterian Church | 33 S Broadway | Frostburg | English |
7:00 PM | Wednesday Night B/B Study Grp | St Paul's Evangelical Church | 71 N Gallatin Ave | Uniontown | Big Book English |
7:30 PM | Burlington Big Book | Burlington United Medthodist | Patterson Creek Rd, West Virginia | Burlington | Big Book English Open Meeting |
7:30 PM | Higher Powered Group | Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church | 1000 Scalp Ave | Johnstown | Discussion English |
8:00 PM | A New Hope Group | St Francis In The Fields Church | 2081 Husband Rd | Somerset | Big Book English |
8:00 PM | Ligonier Discussion Group | Heritage United Methodist Church | 107 S Market St | Ligonier | Discussion English |
8:00 PM | New Hope Group | St. Patrick Catholic Church | 201 N Centre St | Cumberland | English |
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Salisbury, Pennsylvania AA Meetings
Salisbury is a borough in Somerset County, in the state of Pennsylvania. In this small borough, people’s daily lives have been impacted by Alcohol Use Disorder for years and they have been looking for ways to achieve sobriety. Creating Salisbury AA meetings has been one of the best things that have happened in this community as they provide much-needed support to individuals in the area. On top of that, Alcoholics Anonymous Pennsylvania has created a global directory where people who overcame alcohol addiction commit themselves to support individuals currently going through recovery. Of course, the atmosphere of all AA meetings is extremely pleasant and friendly, and everyone is treated with nothing but respect. The AA meetings take place in many different forms, such as spiritual meetings, candlelight meetings, also women’s, or men’s only group meetings. Salisbury AA meetings are perfect for gaining an education about alcohol addiction that can completely change a person’s perspective. It is commonly known that alcohol addiction affects a person’s physical, emotional, and social well-being which can create many problems over time. On a positive note, there are many different recovery methods. Oftentimes, treatment for alcohol addiction starts with detox and is then followed by medications and counseling therapy. AA meetings can only add to that and provide much-needed support to every individual going through recovery.