Congleton's Monday night AA meeting is held at 8pm in the Nelson Room at Trinity Methodist Church on Wagg Street, running for an hour and a half. It is a closed meeting, which in AA simply means it is reserved for people who have a desire to stop drinking, or who are starting to question their drinking - newcomers are warmly welcome and will not be asked to explain themselves. Family, friends and professionals should look for an open meeting instead. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and the group signs attendance slips for anyone needing evidence for court, probation or treatment. There is no cost and no booking; just come to the Nelson Room before 8pm.
I've never been to AA - can I attend this meeting?
Yes. Although it is a closed meeting, that only means it is for people with a desire to stop drinking, which includes anyone worried about their drinking for the first time.
Can the group sign court or probation paperwork?
Yes, attendance slips can be signed for court, probation or treatment evidence - ask a group member when you arrive.
Is the venue accessible and free to attend?
Yes. The Nelson Room at Trinity Methodist Church, Wagg Street is wheelchair accessible, and the meeting is free with no booking.
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