Thursday afternoons bring Step Into Serenity to the Soho Recovery Centre on Charing Cross Road, an open meeting running for an hour from half past four. It focuses on the steps as a route towards calm and stability, welcoming newcomers, visitors and members alike. The venue is one of several used through the week for AA meetings in the area, giving it a settled, familiar atmosphere for regulars. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this session, so anyone needing step-free entry should contact the group before attending. The name reflects the meeting's focus on finding calm through steady, consistent step work rather than quick fixes.
What is the focus of Step Into Serenity?
It looks at the steps as a route towards calm and stability.
Is this meeting open to newcomers?
Yes, it is an open meeting welcoming newcomers and visitors.
Is the Soho Recovery Centre wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access has not been confirmed, so it is best to check with the group first.
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