Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meeting (Virtual)
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. Available in-person and online (hybrid).
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Mountainside Treatment Center
187 South Canaan Road
Canaan, CT 06018
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Recovery Support Group (Virtual)
Creating a sober network is essential to long-term sobriety. Our peer-led meetings provide a safe space for you to share successes and obstacles, seek advice, and engage with others on similar paths of sobriety. Each week, we discuss tips to help maintain sobriety, such as relapse-prevention strategies and healthy coping mechanisms, to help you live a life free of drugs and alcohol. Our addiction recovery support group is open to anyone looking for a supportive community at any stage of their recovery journey. Stay connected and stay on track with your sobriety by joining these interactive meetings!
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Family and Friends Support Group (Virtual)
When someone is struggling with alcohol or drug addiction, friends and family are inevitably affected by the heartbreaking and destructive impact of the disease. That’s why a strong support system is just as important for the loved ones of addicts and alcoholics as it is for the individual battling addiction. If you are a parent, partner, sibling, son or daughter, or friend of someone who is struggling with substance abuse, know that you are not alone. Our Family and Friends Support Group offers advice and support from families who have dealt with addiction and recovery from substance use disorders.