Paisley Dykebar meets on Tuesday evenings at eight o'clock in the Seminar Room at Dykebar Hospital on Grahamston Road, and runs for a fuller hour and three-quarters. Holding a meeting within hospital grounds like this can make it a familiar, easy option for anyone already connected to the site through treatment or work. It's a closed AA meeting, kept for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to family, friends or professionals, following the Third Tradition. The Seminar Room has wheelchair access. There's no cost to attend and nothing to book beforehand: visitors should head to the Seminar Room a little before eight and take a seat ahead of the meeting starting.
Where in Dykebar Hospital does the meeting take place?
It's held in the Seminar Room, reached via Grahamston Road.
Do I need a hospital appointment or referral to attend?
No, the meeting is open to anyone with a desire to stop drinking, without any hospital referral needed.
Is the Seminar Room wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it has wheelchair access.
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