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Closed meetings may take many forms. The most common are 12-Step discussion meetings where attendees discuss the Steps, ask questions, or share how they've used each Step in their daily lives and what results they got when they did.
An A.A. meeting may take one of several forms, but at any meeting you will find alcoholics talking about what drinking did to their lives, their relationships, and their personalities; what actions they took to help themselves; and how they are living their lives today.
A.A. meetings are held in-person, online, or on the telephone. The members of each meeting decide when, where, and how often they will meet. In-person meetings happen in a variety of places where a room can be rented. Meetings occur in places such as: office buildings; churches; treatment centers
Today's AA Meetings in Hamilton County Welcome to the Area 48 meeting finder To Edit or add your meeting, traditional or Online, contact your District Records Keeper, or use the Meeting Change Form link at the bottom of this page.
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Find AA meetings in Pennsylvania and take the next step to overcome alcohol addiction today. Search for 12-step, big book, or open discussion to find the right group for you.
