AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) Meetings in Richmond, KY
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About AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.
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Sunday
3 meetingsPrimary Purpose (Richmond)
1:00 PMMixed Nuts
7:00 PMBYOB
8:00 PMMonday
5 meetingsFreedom Group
12:00 PMPrimary Purpose (Richmond)
12:00 PMNew Beginnings
6:30 PMCarry the Message
8:00 PMREBOS
8:00 PMTuesday
2 meetingsPrimary Purpose (Richmond)
12:00 PMBYOB
8:00 PMWednesday
5 meetingsFreedom Group
12:00 PMPrimary Purpose (Richmond)
12:00 PMSpiritual Awakening
6:15 PMBack to the Basics
8:00 PMThursday
2 meetingsFreedom Group
12:00 PMPrimary Purpose (Richmond)
12:00 PMFriday
4 meetingsPrimary Purpose (Richmond)
12:00 PM2nd Tradition
6:00 PMCarry the Message
8:00 PMRule 62 Group
8:00 PMSaturday
4 meetingsSpiritual Awakening
9:00 AMPrimary Purpose (Richmond)
12:00 PMMen Only Group
8:00 PMWhiskey & Milk
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Recovery Meetings in Richmond, KY
Find support and community at recovery meetings in Richmond, KY. Our comprehensive directory includes 25 verified meetings across various recovery programs including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Al-Anon, SMART Recovery, and more.
We offer both in-person and online meeting options. With 8 virtual meetings available in the Richmond area, you can participate from the comfort of your home or when traveling. Online meetings provide the same support and fellowship as traditional meetings.
What to Expect at Recovery Meetings in Richmond
Recovery meetings in Richmond, KY follow established formats that create safe, supportive environments for people in recovery. Most meetings begin with readings, followed by sharing time where participants can discuss their experiences, challenges, and successes in recovery.
- Open Meetings: Welcome anyone interested in learning about recovery, including family and friends
- Closed Meetings: Reserved for those who identify as having a problem with alcohol or drugs
- Discussion Meetings: Focus on sharing and group conversation around recovery topics
- Speaker Meetings: Feature one or more members sharing their complete recovery story
- Step Study: Work through the 12-step program together as a group
- Big Book/Literature Study: Read and discuss official recovery literature
- Beginner Meetings: Designed for newcomers with extra explanation of the program
Getting Started with Recovery in Richmond
If you're new to recovery or considering attending your first meeting in Richmond, remember that everyone was new once. Meetings are typically one hour long, and you're encouraged to listen without feeling pressured to share until you're comfortable.
Most meeting locations in Richmond are accessible and offer parking. Many groups also provide contact information for members who can answer questions or provide additional support between meetings. Look for "newcomer-friendly" or "beginner" meetings if you're attending for the first time.
Additional Recovery Resources in Richmond
Crisis Support: If you're experiencing a mental health emergency, call 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
SAMHSA Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) - Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral service
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 for free, 24/7 crisis support
Local Resources: Contact your city hall or county health department for additional local recovery resources
Information is provided for educational purposes. Meeting details are updated regularly but may change. Always verify meeting times and locations before attending. Consult healthcare professionals for medical advice.