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Sponsored| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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| 6:30 PM | Dickeyville Sunday Group | Dickeyville Sunday Group | 500 East Ave | Dickeyville | Big Book English Literature + Open Meeting Wheelchair Access |
| 9:00 AM | Living Room Discussion Group | Westside Clubhouse | 1646 Asbury Rd | Dubuque | English Open Meeting |
| 9:00 AM | 1st Sunday of the month, Dubuque Fellowship Club Speaker Breakfast | Dubuque Fellowship Club | 1166 Main St | Dubuque | English |
| 7:00 PM | 12X12 Group | Grand View United Methodist Church and Zoom | Online 3342 John Wesley Dr | Dubuque | English Open Meeting |
| 7:00 PM | Missing Link Group | Dubuque Fellowship Club | 1166 Main St | Dubuque | English Open Meeting |
| 7:00 PM | Unity Step Group | Westside Clubhouse | 1646 Asbury Rd | Dubuque | Closed Meeting English |
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Dickeyville, Wisconsin AA Meetings
The small friendly town of Dickeyville, Wisconsin, prides itself in small-town values with a strong work ethic. Unfortunately, alcohol use disorder (AUD) affects some residents like other villages across the state. If you are looking for AA meetings in Dickeyville, use our online directory. While Alcoholics Anonymous has been successfully helping people recover from AUD for nearly a century, the meetings have evolved to meet the current needs of a diverse demographic. Meeting options include traditional Big Book meetings, speaker meetings, closed meetings for those in recovery only, open meetings which includes those who do not have AUD, gender-specific meetings, and more. Regular attendance at meetings has been shown to facilitate healing. In most meetings, there is a specific time set aside for member sharing. While sharing isn’t mandatory, it is encouraged because it is the part of the meeting that emphasizes the way members are applying the 12-step program in their lives, highlighting what is working successfully. There are no fees to attend, and the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking, but remember that if you relapse, it’s OK; you are still welcome at AA meetings Wisconsin. Some folks find that as they work to recover from AUD, they build a stronger healing foundation when they participate in a formal rehab in addition to attending AA meetings. Call our helpline to talk to a specialist who can give you treatment program information.