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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
5:00 PM Keep It Simple Survivors Keep It Simple Survivors 4701 41st Ave SW #110 Seattle English   Open Meeting   Temporary Closure +   Wheelchair Access
5:00 PM Serenity Hall Group Seattle Serenity Hall Serenity Hall GroupGroup Online 12536 Renton Avenue South Seattle Open Meeting
5:00 PM A Vision for You Seattle A Vision for You Seattle Online 5507 6th Avenue South Seattle Open Meeting
5:00 PM Geeks Who Don't Drink Geeks Who Don't Drink Online Seattle, WA 98108 Seattle Discussion   English   Literature +   Open Meeting
5:00 PM Simple Sobriety Simple Sobriety 12650 1st Ave S Seattle English   Open Meeting   Temporary Closure
5:00 PM Keep It Simple Survivors 41st Avenue Southwest Keep It Simple Survivors 41st Avenue Southwest 4701 41st Avenue Southwest Seattle Open Meeting   Wheelchair Access
5:00 PM Pass It On Pass It On 17801 1st Ave S Normandy Park Closed Meeting   English   Wheelchair Access
5:00 PM Rush Hour Rush Hour 32416 6th Ave Black Diamond Discussion   English   Open Meeting
5:00 PM 40's AA A Change into Recovery 719 E Main Ave Puyallup English   Open Meeting   Temporary Closure +   Wheelchair Access
5:00 PM Ed-Lynn Fellowship Ed-Lynn Fellowship 15620 Hwy 99 #10 Lynnwood English   Open Meeting
5:00 PM Horseman's Group Horseman's Group 1317 Harvey Rd Auburn English
5:00 PM Women Working Together Grand Avenue Women Working Together Grand Avenue 1906 Grand Avenue Everett Closed Meeting   Women's Meeting
5:00 PM Broadview Happy Hour Broadview AA Group Online 14701 Aurora Ave N Shoreline Discussion   English   Literature +   Newcomer   Open Meeting
5:00 PM 12 x 12 Group 12 x 12 Hall 3597 S G St Tacoma Closed Meeting   English
5:00 PM Silverdale Group Silverdale Meeting Hall 3627 Wheaton Way # 100 Bremerton English   Open Meeting
5:00 PM 9th & McKenzie Group 9th & McKenzie 904 McKenzie Ave Bremerton English   Open Meeting   Wheelchair Access
5:00 PM Serenity Hall Group Serenity Hall Online 12536 Renton Ave S Tukwila Big Book   English   Open Meeting
5:00 PM Friends of Bill W Poulsbo Friends of Bill W Poulsbo 1223 Northwest Finn Hill Road Poulsbo Open Meeting   Step Meeting   Wheelchair Access
5:00 PM Southend Fellowship Southend Fellowship 321 3rd Ave S Kent English   Open Meeting
5:00 PM A New Beginning A New Beginning 15403 Ambaum Blvd SW Burien English   Open Meeting

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Seattle, Washington AA Meetings

A portion of Seattle’s large population has a dependency on alcohol. To offer help to them, the largest city in the state of Washington and 15th largest in the entire United States, has established Alcoholics Anonymous meeting locations. Alcoholics Anonymous or AA is the longest-running alcohol recovery support organization on the planet. AA is governed by its famous 12-Steps and 12-Traditions principles which are both explained in detail in the organization’s governing literature – ‘The Big Book.’ People attending AA meetings are guided by ‘The Big Book,’ which is considered the organization’s bible. The guide is a tremendous supply of inspiration and motivation which may be of enormous benefit to those needing help with alcohol addiction. AA meetings are completely free to attend. It does not have any conditions for attendance outside of the will to stop drinking. It is also non-discriminatory, non-political, and non-religious. Its ‘open meetings’ accept friends and family members of people with a substance use disorder. These are usually supporters of participants who are helping them through their recovery. Individuals who are living in the seaport city and are experiencing alcohol addiction issues can get help by attending AA meetings Seattle. The locations to these meetings can be found on AlcoholicsAnonymous.com, which also lists Alcoholics Anonymous Washington State meetings from other areas in the state.

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