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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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9:00 AM | Morning Glory Group | Upper Valley Turning Point | Online 200 Olcott Dr | Hartford | English |
6:00 PM | Vermont Veteran's Group-ALL are welcome. Not just a Vets meeting. | Veterans Administration Hospital | 163 Veterans Dr | Hartford | Discussion English Open Meeting + Speaker Wheelchair Access |
6:00 PM | We Agnostics, Atheists & Freethinkers | Upper Valley Turning Point | Online 200 Olcott Dr | Hartford | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Literature Secular Wheelchair Access |
6:00 AM | There Is A Solution Group Newbury | There Is A Solution Group Newbury | 944 New Hampshire Route 103 | Newbury | Big Book Discussion Step Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
7:30 AM | Over Easy Group Plymouth | 231 Main Street | Plymouth | Speaker Wheelchair Access | |
7:30 AM | Positive Start Group | Positive Start Group | Online 116 Newport Road | New London | Discussion Virtual Wheelchair Access |
8:00 AM | A-Wakenings | Grace Congregational UCC | 8 Court St | Rutland | Discussion English Open Meeting |
8:30 AM | Shining the Light Group | South Newbury Union Ch | 162 Village Rd | Newbury | Discussion English Wheelchair Access |
8:30 AM | Can Do Group Newport | Can Do Group Newport | Online 45 John Stark Highway | Newport | Discussion Virtual Wheelchair Access |
9:00 AM | Women's AA Big Book Step Group | Whole Village Family Resource Center | 258 Highland St | Plymouth | Big Book English Step Meeting + Women's Meeting |
11:00 AM | Covered Bridge AM Group | St. Matthew's Church | 11 School St | Plymouth | Discussion English |
12:00 PM | Norwich Big Book Step Study | Congregational Church | 15 Church St | Norwich | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Speaker |
12:00 PM | Lebanon Beginners Group | Lebanon Methodist Church | 18 School St | Lebanon | English Newcomer Wheelchair Access |
12:00 PM | Dr. Bob Group | 114 N Main St, Barre, VT, 05641 | 114 N Main St | Barre | Discussion English Open Meeting |
12:00 PM | BYO Meeting Group | Congregational Church | 72 Pleasant St | Claremont | Discussion English Wheelchair Access |
12:00 PM | Big Book Group Court Street | Big Book Group Court Street | 8 Court Street | Rutland | Big Book Open Meeting |
5:00 PM | Weekend Starts Early Big Book Group | Millies Place | 45 John Stark Hwy | Newport | Big Book English Wheelchair Access |
5:30 PM | Rutland County Beginners | Grace Congregational UCC | 8 Court St | Rutland | Discussion English Open Meeting + Speaker |
6:00 PM | Franklin Friendly Fellowship of AA | Franklin Family Resource Center | 175 Central St | Franklin | Discussion English Speaker |
6:00 PM | Full Circle Group | Former AD fraternity building | 9 E Wheelock St | Hanover | Discussion English Speaker |
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Hartford, Vermont AA Meetings
Hartford is a town in Windsor County, Vermont. Addiction to alcohol affects people in almost every country on Earth. The majority of people wait until their symptoms are severe before seeking help. When AUD is not addressed, it advances quickly, and recovery can be difficult. There are a few professional health facilities in Hartford that specialize in the treatment of AUD. Those who live in the Hartford area can attend the alcohol rehabilitation programs. Maintaining sobriety following treatment is crucial, which demands AA meetings in Hartford membership. The Alcoholics Anonymous community has established itself as one of the best social support organizations for people devoted to keeping clean throughout the years. There is no affiliation between AA and any other organization. It also does not seek professional help. This isn’t to mean that AA members are against professional treatment for AUD. Rather, the Alcoholics Anonymous community believes that as long as its members are devoted to long-term sobriety, they may continue to attain their goal. The only people who can join AA meetings VT are those who are suffering from the symptoms of alcoholism. This is done to ensure that the goal of being sober is met. The Alcoholics Anonymous community, on the other hand, allows members to bring their loved ones to open meetings as a support system. alcoholicsanonymous.com has information on some of the AA meetings in Hartford. Please contact us if you require assistance in locating alcohol treatment programs in Hartford.