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Sponsored| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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| 12:00 PM | The Big Step Group | The Big Step Group | 56 Christchurch Ln | Saluda | 12 Steps & 12 Traditions English Open Meeting + Step Meeting Wheelchair Access Wheelchair-Accessible Bathroom |
| 12:00 PM | Hand Of Hope Group | District 08 - Hampton | 807 W Mercury Blvd | Hampton | English Open Meeting |
| 12:05 PM | Williamsburg Lunchtime Group | District 38 - Historic Virginia | 500 Jamestown Rd | Williamsburg | English Open Meeting |
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Gloucester, Virginia AA Meetings
Gloucester is the county seat community of Gloucester County, Virginia. Across the country, alcohol addiction and substance use disorders have caused significant damage to the lives of millions of people, including Gloucester locals. The effects range from illnesses like liver diseases, heart attacks, and cancer to internal crises like depression, a decline in productive capacity, debts, and isolation from family. Alcoholics Anonymous is a global community curbing alcohol addiction problems among people through various intervention and outreach programs. AA Gloucester meetings hold within the community as a direct approach to tackling these challenges locally and guiding affected persons to sobriety. Members of the AA Virginia community are very understanding and supportive, and AA Gloucester meetings are a non-discriminatory and safe space for participants. Recovery programs available to participants include therapy (open and closed sessions), candlelight meetings, and even spiritual meetings. These programs are structured to address participants’ challenges and guide them to healthier lifestyles free of alcohol problems. Treatments are provided for free to participants, and they receive adequate medical care from trusted medical practitioners. It includes alcohol detoxification, medical examinations, administration of prescriptions, and counseling and enlightenment sessions. Got any questions? Consult our directory of AA Gloucester meetings or contact our specialists.