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Find AA meetings in Wales, Wisconsin to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Wisconsin includes open, closed, speaker, and other specialized meetings, all of which are designed to help you get sober and remain sober.

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Time	Name	Location / Group	Address / Platform	Region
12:00 PM	We Agnostics	Racine Alano Club	1140 Douglas Ave	Racine	English   Open Meeting
12:00 PM	We Agnostics Douglas Avenue	We Agnostics Douglas Avenue	1140 Douglas Avenue	Racine	Open Meeting
12:00 PM	Sunday Delavan Grapevine Open Meeting	Walworth County Alano Club (W.C.A.C)	611 E Walworth Ave	Delavan	English   Open Meeting
3:00 PM	Gratitude Plus Group	Gratitude Plus Group	6229 W Forest Home Ave	Milwaukee	English
4:00 PM	LGBT AA MEETING	Milwaukee LGBT Center	315 W Court St	Milwaukee	Closed Meeting   English
4:30 PM	Step Up the Stairs	Grove Club	1037 Grove Ave	Racine	Closed Meeting   English
4:30 PM	Drop the Rock How To Club	H.O.W. To Club	8930 W National Ave	West Allis	Closed Meeting   English
4:30 PM	How To Club	How To Club	8930 W National Ave	West Allis	Closed Meeting

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Wales, Wisconsin AA Meetings

Wales is a small village in Waukesha County, Wisconsin; Welsh immigrants first settled the community. If you have alcohol use disorder and live or work in Waukesha County, finding AA meetings in Wales may help you employ an addiction recovery program in your local community.

Once you locate AA meetings Wisconsin that you are interested in attending, you may have some initial reservations. It’s common to feel uncomfortable with the thought of showing up with a group of strangers and divulging personal information about alcohol misuse. You may be relieved to find out that this is not the way the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) program works.

Often, a beginner attending their first several meetings shows up and simply listens. Listening to experienced AA group members talk about their experience, strength, and hope from working the 12 Steps, often helps beginners break through their denial about having an alcohol addiction. Hearing relatable recovery stories can do more for a person in the beginning stage of recovery, than being uncomfortable with divulging information that is not pleasant to talk about. Of course, if you feel comfortable sharing at a new AA group, you’ll be encouraged to do so. Remember that what you say in AA is kept confidential. Other group members will listen to what you have to say without judging or giving advice.