Wednesday evenings at St Paul's Centre in Marylebone host a newcomers meeting, giving those early in their recovery an hour and a half to ask questions and settle into the format of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is a members meeting rather than one open to the general public, held for those in AA and anyone with a desire to stop drinking, though it remains oriented towards people who are new. Entry is via the Broadley Terrace side of the building. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this venue, so members needing step-free entry are encouraged to check ahead.
Is this meeting suitable for someone just starting out in AA?
Yes, it is a newcomers meeting, though as a members meeting it is intended for those in AA and anyone with a desire to stop drinking.
Which entrance should I use?
Use the Broadley Terrace entrance to St Paul's Centre.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking with the group first.
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