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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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8:00 PM | Belle Fourche AA Group | St. James Episcopal Church (Guild Hall) | 806 6th Ave | Belle Fourche | Discussion English Open Meeting |
7:30 PM | Spearfish Sunday Literature Group | Northern Hills Recovery | 845 N 5th St | Spearfish | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Wheelchair Access |
7:30 PM | Northern Hills Recovery Group | Northern Hills Recovery Group | Online 845 N 5th St | Spearfish | Call Up Closed Meeting Wheelchair Access |
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Belle Fourche, South Dakota AA Meetings
Belle Fourche is a city in Butte County, in the lovely state of South Dakota. It is also a county seat and apart from offering many things to enjoy, Belle Fourche is home to numerous residents who are dealing with alcohol addiction. However, the city has set up AA meetings in Belle Fourche that take place in many venues and provide social support to individuals. Taking part in these group support meetings is essential as it will give members a chance to meet other individuals who are going through a similar situation. Another amazing thing is the fact that AA meetings South Dakota are available throughout the state and residents of many cities and towns can attend them. Many people know all about the negative effects of alcohol on their bodies and some of them still consume it on a regular basis. It is no secret that alcohol is widely present in today’s culture which makes it easier to access it. That being said, millions of people consume alcohol on special occasions but there are also people who develop alcohol addiction as well. If you notice any symptoms that are connected to excessive drinking, think about starting recovery and attending AA meetings.