Types of meetings

Open Meetings:

An open meeting is accessible to anyone who wishes to attend, including those who do not identify as alcoholics. Open meetings are designed to educate the public about Alcoholics Anonymous, its programs, and how it helps people recover from alcoholism. Open meetings are designed to educate the public about Alcoholics Anonymous, its programs, and how it helps people recover from alcoholismFriends, family members, and anyone interested in learning more about alcoholism and AA can attend. This can help them better understand the struggles of their loved ones and the recovery proces
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Closed Meetings:

A closed meeting is restricted to individuals who identify as alcoholics or have a desire to stop drinking. Closed meetings provide a safe and confidential environment where individuals can share their experiences, strength, and hope with others who have similar struggles. These meetings are intended to maintain privacy and confidentiality allowing attendees to speak openly without concern about outside judgment or misunderstanding.