Daily Big Book discussion. Covering the basic text over the course of eight weeks, Monday through Friday, beginning at 8 a.m. Eastern. We return to the beginning of the book every two months.

To participate, visit our site.

This is a closed meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, for those who are blind or visually impaired, and have a desire to stop drinking.

A group for anyone in the North Wales or North West UK to join, to pass information, local events, notices on AA in this area. It is hoped that if enough members join, a regular meeting can be started.

We are a closed email group consisting of people in and around the Chicago area. Our group includes AA members in Chicagoland, Indiana and Wisconsin. We are a lighthearted bunch who feel we have a unique opportunity to do 12-step work.

All of the Cybriety groups are closed groups of women in AA who share not only our common struggle to lead a sober life, but our experience, strength, and hope in the process. Although we meet online, we consider ourselves real AA groups and we follow the steps and traditions of AA.

We limit our membership to 40 in each group.

Please select one of the groups in this directory and contact it for more information.

Cybriety 1 is an online, email recovery group for women with a membership limited to 40 members. We share our experience, strength, and hope with each other through weekly topics and off topic discussions.

Contact Sherry at the address below.

Contact Lisa to subscribe or for further information.

We are a closed, women's AA group with a cap of 40 women. Members may read or respond to a weekly topic, and off topic shares are also welcomed as we share our experience, strength and hope with each other.

Contact Frankie H. to subscribe or for more information.

Contact Liz to subscribe or for more information.

DAD-L is a Daily Reflections meeting. Each day, all members of the group receive an email containing the Daily Reflection for that day, from the Daily Reflections book of readings published in 1990 by Alcoholics Anonymous. Members are encouraged (but not required) to share about the reading or anything else that's on their minds relating to alcoholism. We keep a list of members' yearly anniversaries, and present them with a 'cyberchip', appropriately numbered, on their AA birthdays.