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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.

Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
5:30 PM Home For Dinner Group Northpoint Community Church 400 W Capitol Dr Hartland Closed Meeting   English   Temporary Closure
5:30 PM 24 Hr Club Wed Big Book 24 Hr Club Tue 5 30 p.m. Big Book 153 Green Bay Rd Thiensville English
5:30 PM South Milwaukee Big Book Meeting 1st Congregational Church 1111 N Chicago Ave South Milwaukee Closed Meeting   English
5:45 PM Happy Hour Group Milwaukee Evangel Assembly of God 9920 Good Hope Rd Milwaukee Closed Meeting   English
6:00 PM People, Places, and Things - (AA and Al-Anon combined) Benjamin House 4848 Co Hwy H Caledonia Closed Meeting   English
6:00 PM 24 Hours A Day Daily Online Meeting 24 Hours A Day DAILY Online Meeting Online 7429 W Greenfield Ave West Allis Virtual
6:00 PM It's Six O'clock Somewhere, Online Daily It's Six O'clock Somewhere, Online Daily Online Cedarburg, WI Cedarburg English   Temporary Closure
6:00 PM Coffee Hour Group Racine Alano Club 1140 Douglas Ave Racine Closed Meeting   English   Wheelchair Access +   Wheelchair-Accessible Bathroom
6:00 PM Transbenderz AA Meeting Transbenderz AA Meeting 1521 N Prospect Ave Milwaukee English   Gay   Lesbian
6:00 PM Oficina Intergrupal Cada Martes Oficina Intergrupal Cada Martes 1663 S 6th St Milwaukee Spanish
6:00 PM Fox River Group Love Inc 480 S Pine St Burlington Closed Meeting   English
6:00 PM Tuesday Topic 6pm H.O.W. To Club 8930 W National Ave West Allis Closed Meeting   English
6:00 PM A Key to Sobriety Women's Group A Key to Sobriety Women's Group 6229 W Forest Home Ave Milwaukee English   Women's Meeting
6:00 PM 11th Step Meditation Practice Aurora Psychiatric Hospital 1220 Dewey Ave Wauwatosa Closed Meeting   English
6:15 PM Tue Night /St Anskar's Tue Night /St Anskar's N48W31340 Hill Rd Hartland English   Wheelchair Access
6:30 PM First 164 Big Book Tuesday First 164 Big Book Tuesday 323 S 5th Ave West Bend English
6:30 PM WELL Beginner's Gp WELL Beginner's Gp n14w27995 Silvernail Rd Pewaukee English   Newcomer   Wheelchair Access +   Young People
6:30 PM H.O.W. 12 & 12 Drop in Center 402 W Delavan Dr Janesville Closed Meeting   English
6:30 PM Hales Corners Step/Topic Meeting Hales Corners Lutheran Church 12300 W Janesville Rd Hales Corners Closed Meeting   English
6:30 PM Delafield Tuesday PM Positive St. John Chrysostom Parish House 1111 N Genesee St Delafield Closed Meeting   English

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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.

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