Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meeting
About This 12-Step Recovery Group
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is an alcoholism support group founded for those who are looking to find a safe space, maintain accountability, and achieve sobriety. During these weekly meetings, we provide participants with the opportunity to express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences with others who are also on their road to recovery. Following the 12-step program, you will progress through each step as you learn how to reflect on your past behaviors and make amends with loved ones you have wronged.
Whether you have stopped drinking for a day, a month, or years, we want to highlight your achievements and growth. If you have reached a milestone in your sobriety and want to share it with the group, you can let us know here.
At our alcoholism support group, we welcome everyone in the recovery community to join us for an evening of fellowship, sharing, and hope.
**To maintain the privacy and safety of our community, attending this 12 Step Recovery group for educational or research purposes is not permitted. However, you may find helpful information through our drug glossary and blog.**
Where Does our Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Session Meet In-Person?
- Mountainside Canaan
Every Friday
187 S Canaan Rd
Canaan, CT 06018
7:30 pm – 8:30 pm (Eastern)
Our doors open at 7:00 pm and close at 9:00 pm
**To maintain the privacy and safety of our community, attending this 12 step recovery group for educational or research purposes is not permitted. However, you may find helpful information through our drug glossary and blog.**
Helpful Articles for Learning More about Alcoholics Anonymous
The first step to any journey is beginning. Read more to learn about AA and the importance of our 12 Step recovery group.
Glossary Of AA: Important 12 Step Terminology To Know
Making Amends: How To Repair the Damage Caused By Active Addiction