If you are looking for AA meetings in Los Angeles, California, we have you covered. We have compiled a list of Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Los Angeles and nearby areas. It is regularly updated, so please feel free to bookmark this page.
In 1939, a book called “Alcoholics Anonymous” was published. It was instrumental in starting an international fellowship of people with alcohol and substance abuse problems. The 12 Traditions of AA and 12 Steps of AA can ultimately be traced back to it in one form or another.
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting locations have grown in number over the years. People from all cultures and walks of life are welcome to attend at no cost whatsoever. Membership in AA is free; monetary donations are welcome but not required.
AA meeting formats vary. Some can feature a lead speaker and others can revolve around group discussions. There are open meetings where an addict’s friends, family members, and others are welcome. Closed meetings are meant for alcoholics only.
If you are looking for an AA meeting in Los Angeles, there are plenty to choose from. Meeting formats vary, and some groups might be more appropriate for newcomers than others.
It is best to find the closest location and simply attend. You can always attend other AA groups nearby, and when you find one that suits you best, it will help if you consider it your “home group” and make it your primary place of fellowship.
No matter where you go, you will never be required to talk if you do not want to. Likewise, you will never be required to give money. No information about you will be collected and no paperwork will be processed for membership.
There is a tremendous amount of support and encouragement waiting for you at Alcoholics Anonymous. It starts when you ask, “Where are the AA meetings near me?” It only takes a few minutes to search our directory and find one that best suits your needs. You can look for Alcoholics Anonymous meetings near Los Angeles, California or in the city proper.
Sometimes it helps to have a sponsor — someone in the group who has been sober for some time and can help you in your journey. Whether you choose to have one or not, an open mind and a generally positive attitude are important when attending AA meetings.
Eventually, when you are ready, you can use our sobriety calculator to see how far you have come. Until then, be proud of yourself for taking a step in the right direction.
316 W 3rd St
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN, California
316 W 3rd St
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN, California
255 S Hill St
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN, California
255 S Hill St
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN, California
255 S Hill St
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN, California
255 S Hill St
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN, California
255 S Hill St
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN, California
401 E 3rd St
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN, California
9604 S.Figueroa Ave (Club)
UNIVERSITY PARK, California
9604 S. Figueroa Ave (Club)
Inglewood, California
2900 Sunset Blvd
Silverlake, California, 90026
835 W 34th St
UNIVERSITY PARK, California, 90089