https://derbynonreligiousalcoholicsanonymous.co.uk/
Sunday evenings at 6pm bring Derby Non Religious AA together in The Community Room on Centurion Walk in Chester Green, Derby. This hour-long session takes a secular approach to the AA programme, so you will not find religious language at its centre, and the group maintains a website with further details. It is a closed meeting, which is AA shorthand for a meeting reserved for people with a desire to stop drinking, or anyone questioning their own relationship with alcohol; friends, family and professionals are instead pointed towards open meetings. The room is wheelchair accessible. Nothing needs to be paid or arranged in advance, and you can simply arrive shortly before 6pm and take a seat.
Does closed mean I cannot just turn up?
No. Closed simply means the meeting is for people who have, or suspect they have, a desire to stop drinking. If that describes you, you can arrive on the night without any invitation or referral.
Is the meeting free?
Yes. Like every Alcoholics Anonymous meeting it costs nothing to attend and there is no booking system. Just come to The Community Room on Centurion Walk shortly before 6pm on a Sunday.
Can I get in with a wheelchair?
Yes, the room is listed as wheelchair accessible. The same group also meets at the venue on Tuesday and Friday evenings if Sunday does not suit.
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