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Find an AA Meeting in Washington

Our dedicated staff is ready to answer your questions about 12 step recovery. We want to help you or your loved one find an AA meeting to start on the road to recovery.

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Call us to get started with recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.

Getting sober is a challenge, but support from a community such as Alcoholics anonymous can have a significant impact. Created in 1935, AA is the oldest and largest alcohol support group in existence.

At Radar Recovery, we encourage 12 step support groups and hold meetings because it is evidence-based. Studies have shown that group-based recovery can significantly increase the chances of achieving sobriety.

The Process

Step 1

Make The Call

It all starts with a phone call. Whether you are ready to attend a meeting or not, we are here to help 24/7. Our helpline is 100% confidential, and we are here to chat with you day or night.

Step 2

Attend Your 1st Meeting

Once we help you find a meeting, the next step is to get you there. Consider going to a beginners meeting your first time around.

Step 3

Get Your Chip

If you have 24 hours sober, you can get your first AA chip. This is just the beginning of your journey.

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Our team is here to answer any questions you may have about Alcoholics Anonymous. We can help you or your loved one find a meeting near them today.

Disclaimer: Radar Recovery Center is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment center and is not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or any other 12-step program. Our goal is to provide compassionate support and discuss available treatment options for those struggling with substance use. If treatment is not needed, we will gladly offer resources to help individuals find an AA meeting or other support group that best fits their needs. Calls to our center are confidential, and our team is here to assist you in taking the next steps toward recovery.