Peer support
Recovery centers on one alcoholic sharing with another.
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Alcoholics Anonymous is a peer-led recovery fellowship. Its program centers on one alcoholic sharing experience with another. A.A. groups hold meetings for people who want to stop drinking, where attendees may listen, learn about recovery, or share their own situation. Anyone with a desire to stop drinking is welcome, and participation is free. The fellowship also offers information about its recovery program, including the Big Book, the 12 Steps, and the 12 Traditions. Members can take part in group service and committees that help make A.A. available to people seeking support. A.A. also provides meeting or program information to professionals who work with people affected by alcohol. The website directs people to find local A.A. meetings and connect with nearby members.
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Recovery centers on one alcoholic sharing with another.
People may listen, learn about recovery, or share.
Anyone who wants to stop drinking is welcome.
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