A Common Solution meets every Monday at 7pm for around an hour and a quarter at the United Reformed Church on Orwell Rd in Felixstowe, using the side entrance near Tomline Rd. It's a closed AA meeting, for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than family, friends, or professional visitors. The name reflects the idea, central to AA, that recovery is found through a shared approach rather than individual effort alone. Starting the week with a Monday meeting can help some people establish a rhythm of regular attendance. The church is wheelchair accessible. There is no charge and no need to book, so anyone who fits the closed-meeting criteria can simply arrive shortly before 7pm.
Who can attend A Common Solution?
It's closed, so it's for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than family, friends or professionals.
Which entrance should I use?
Use the side entrance on Orwell Rd, near Tomline Rd.
Is the church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the United Reformed Church is wheelchair accessible.
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