Find AA Meetings in Sullivan, Wisconsin

Sullivan, Wisconsin AA Meetings

Known to residents of southern Wisconsin as the location of the National Weather Service forecast office MKX, Sullivan also has a history of alcohol addiction. The village in Jefferson County, Wisconsin, has established Alcoholics Anonymous programs to help citizens in its tiny population who are struggling with alcohol addiction get help. Residents of the village can find information for the locations of AA meetings in Sullivan, as well as other AA meetings Wisconsin on Sober.com. Alcoholics Anonymous, or AA, is a non-discriminatory, non-religious, and apolitical group support organization created to help individuals overcome alcohol dependency. It is a global fellowship that hosts one-hour-long alcohol addiction guidance sessions for those negatively affected by the disease. Its ‘open meetings’ also welcomes people who are not dependent on alcohol. At these ‘open meetings’, members discuss alcohol addiction topics and share their addiction experiences with the entire audience. Meeting discussions are centered on a specific topic that is selected by the organizer of the meeting, who are usually AA veterans who achieved long-term sobriety through the AA program. Some AA meetings operate based upon particular classifications, such as ‘newcomer meetings’ that teach new members the fundamentals of the AA program. Sober.com is updates the AA meetings it lists on a regular basis.