Felixstowe Feelings meets on Fridays at 1.15pm for about an hour at Trinity Methodist Church on Hamilton Rd, entering via the side entrance on Orwell Rd. It's a closed AA meeting, intended for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than family members, friends, or professionals. As the name implies, discussion here tends to centre on emotional experience rather than working through a particular text or step. A Friday lunchtime slot offers a way to round off the working week with a settled routine. Trinity Methodist Church is wheelchair accessible. There is no cost to attend and no booking required, so those who fit the closed-meeting criteria can simply come along for 1.15pm.
Who can attend Felixstowe Feelings?
It's closed, meaning it's for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than family, friends or professionals.
What does the meeting focus on?
Discussion tends to centre on feelings and emotional experience.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Trinity Methodist Church is wheelchair accessible.
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