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Darlington Multi-Mtg: Beginners is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at the Community Centre on Willow Road, Darlington, on Wednesday evenings from 6pm, running for about an hour. As the name suggests, it is aimed particularly at people who are new to AA, giving space to ask basic questions about the programme without the meeting moving too fast. It is a closed meeting, which under AA's traditions means it is for members only - anyone who has, or believes they may have, a desire to stop drinking. This is not a restriction on who can be in recovery; it simply keeps the focus on shared experience among people working the same programme. The meeting is short, at an hour, making it an easy one to try for a first visit, and it happens every week.
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Who can attend a closed meeting like this?
Closed AA meetings, including this one, are for AA members - anyone with a desire to stop drinking. Family and friends looking for an open meeting can search Alcoholics Anonymous's own meeting finder for one nearby.
Is it free, and do I need to book?
Yes, it's free with no booking required; just arrive by 6pm at the Community Centre on Willow Road.
Is this really suitable for a first ever meeting?
Yes, the group is specifically aimed at beginners, and at an hour long it's a manageable length for a first visit.
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