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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
7:00 AM Bright Eyes Online Only Online Sewickley, PA 15143 Sewickley Discussion   English
7:00 AM Sunrise Group West Carson Street Sunrise Group West Carson Street 1625 West Carson Street Pittsburgh Discussion
7:00 AM PAJAMAS & COFFEE Online only Online Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 AM 1ST THINGS 1ST Univ Of Pittsburgh Cathedral Of Learning 4200 Fifth Ave Pittsburgh Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 AM First Thing First Group Cathedral of Learning 4200 Fifth Ave #352 Pittsburgh Discussion   English
7:00 AM Sunrise Group Onala Club Online 1625 W Carson St Pittsburgh Discussion   English
9:30 AM Shake Hands & Share Group First United Methodist Church of Pittsburgh 5401 Centre Ave Pittsburgh English
10:00 AM Allison Park Wednesday Morning Memorial Park Community Presbyterian Ch. 8800 Peebles Rd McCandless Discussion   English
10:30 AM Beaver Common Grounds Group First Presbyterian Church 1301 Indiana Ave Monaca Discussion   English
11:00 AM H.U.L.P. Group Grace Lutheran Church 2105 Sunset Blvd Steubenville Discussion   English   Open Meeting
11:30 AM Camp Kelly Group United Presbyterian Church 62 Hastings Ave Oakdale Big Book   English
12:00 PM Belle Vernon Nooners Group First Methodist Church 200 State St Belle Vernon Discussion   English
12:00 PM Welcome Home Group West Carson Street Welcome Home Group West Carson Street 1625 West Carson Street Pittsburgh Discussion
12:00 PM Northway Wednesday Noon Group Christ Episcopal Church 5910 Babcock Blvd Pittsburgh Discussion   English   Literature
12:00 PM Attitude Adjustment Group Smithfield Street Attitude Adjustment Group Smithfield Street 620 Smithfield Street Pittsburgh Speaker
12:00 PM Thank God I’m Sober Group Sunlight Club 234 E Maiden St Washington English
12:00 PM McMurray Big Book Study Group Center Presbyterian Church 255 Center Church Rd McMurray Big Book   English   Literature
12:00 PM Pioneer Group Church of the Advent 3010 Pioneer Ave Pittsburgh English   Speaker
12:00 PM Zelienople Lunch Bunch Group Harmony Zelienople Global Methodist Church 123 N Pittsburgh St Zelienople Big Book   English   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM LIVE – Mon/ Group House of the Carpenter 200 S Front St Wheeling English

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Follansbee, West Virginia AA Meetings

Follansbee is a small city in Brooke County, West Virginia; the town is part of the Weirton-Steubenville, WV-OH Metropolitan Statistical Area. If you live or work in Brooke County and are coping with alcohol addiction, you may want to view our online directory of AA meetings in Follansbee. Whether you are a beginner, an “old-timer,” or have had a recent relapse and are returning to West Virginia Alcoholics Anonymous groups, you will receive a warm reception. Alcohol use disorders often include periods of sobriety, followed by a relapse. Relapses are the period when a person returns to drinking or using other addictive substances after abstaining from alcohol use. Some experts say that relapse is part of the recovery process, others proclaim that it is a temporary setback in a person’s recovery journey. If you relapse, the most important thing to keep in mind is that it is not necessarily a failure. In many instances, relapse provides a chance to learn what works and what doesn’t in a person’s unique recovery journey. Increasing the number of West Virginia Alcoholics Anonymous meetings you attend could be part of a future relapse prevention plan if you experience a temporary return to substance use.

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