Living Sober is the Thursday night Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in Lytham St Annes, held at the Parish Rooms at 2A Oxford Road from 8pm for one hour. It is a closed meeting, meaning it is for people who have a desire to stop drinking; in practice, that includes complete newcomers who have never set foot in AA before, and you will not be asked to prove anything or say anything if you would rather just listen. The hour-long format makes it a manageable first meeting if the idea of a longer session feels like too much. The Parish Rooms are wheelchair accessible. Being a closed meeting, it is not the one for bringing along a supportive friend or relative, who would need an open meeting instead.
Can a complete newcomer attend a closed meeting?
Yes. Closed only means the meeting is kept for people who want to stop drinking, and newcomers are exactly who AA is there for. You can attend without speaking if you prefer.
Is there a cost or do I need to reserve a place?
No. The meeting is free and there is no booking. Just arrive at the Parish Rooms on Oxford Road shortly before 8pm on Thursday.
Is the venue accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the Parish Rooms at 2A Oxford Road in Lytham St Annes are wheelchair accessible.
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