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How Do I Find Alcohol Addiction Support GROUPS Near Me

Finding alcohol addiction support groups near you involves several approaches, depending on your location and preferences. Here are some methods to help you find the right support group:

  1. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): - Website Search: Visit the Alcoholics Anonymous website and use their meeting finder tool to locate meetings near you. You can find this tool at [AA.org](https://www.aa.org/pages/en_US/find-local-aa). - Local Phone Numbers: AA often has local central offices or intergroup phone numbers you can call for meeting information.
  2. Online Resources: - Websites such as [SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)](https://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/) offer resources for finding various types of support groups and treatment facilities. - Other recovery platforms and websites like [In The Rooms](https://www.intherooms.com/home/) offer online meetings and support groups. 3. Local Healthcare Providers: - Ask your primary care physician, therapist, or psychiatrist for referrals to local support groups. Healthcare professionals often have knowledge of reputable support groups in the area.
  3. Hospitals and Clinics: - Many hospitals and community health clinics host or have information on local support group meetings.
  4. Community Centers and Churches: - Local community centers and churches often host or sponsor addiction recovery support groups and can provide you with a schedule of meetings.
  5. Online Forums and Groups: - Platforms such as Reddit, Facebook, and other social media sites may have dedicated groups for substance abuse recovery where you can find support and resources.
  6. Local Libraries or Bulletin Boards: - Check community bulletin boards at libraries or community bulletins for flyers or announcements regarding local support groups.
  7. App-Based Supports: - There are apps available that connect individuals to virtual or in-person support groups. Remain proactive and try contacting multiple sources if necessary. Every group has a different atmosphere, and finding the right group for your needs might take attending a few different meetings.

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