Haler Smith is not a spokesperson for any recovery program or particular method of getting sober.
These resources are here to help someone find the right path to sobriety for them.
If you have suggestions to list other resources that have been helpful to you please send us an email and we will consider posting it.
Recovery Resources
AA Meetings Near Me (Google) (opens a new Window with search results based on your location). This will help you find local meetings in your area. Your local area AA group (Intergroup) office should pop up too. You can call your local Intergroup Office with any questions you have about your drinking or where to find local meetings.
AA Meetings Near Me (Bing) (opens a new Window with search results based on your location). This will help you find local meetings in your area. Your local area AA group (Intergroup) office should pop up too. You can call your local Intergroup Office with any questions you have about your drinking or where to find local meetings.
12 Steps (aa.org site)
12 Traditions (aa.org site)
Online Meeting Guide App (an aa.org free app). Find meetings in your area or any area you visit.
Free Digital Literature for different topics
(all aa.org links)
Frequently Asked Questions About A.A. - (Formerly 44 Questions)
Is A.A. for You? Lists 12 questions to ask yourself if you think you may be an alcoholic.
Other Resources
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If you need more information on whether or not you need rehab, and possible where to go, here is a site to consider. They break down available rehabs by state and locality as well as insurance information. www.Rehabnet.com/centers