COLORADO A. A. MEETINGS
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings, Contacts, Literature and Information
BOULDER COLORADO A. A. Meetings
BOULDER COUNTY AA Central Office
5375 Western Ave. Suite 7, Boulder, Colorado
Telephone: 303 447-8201
COLORADO SPRINGS A. A. Meetings
Colorado Springs A. A. Area Service Office
701 South Cascade Ave Suite B., Colorado Springs CO – Telephone:
24 Hr Answering Service 719 573-5020
http://www.coloradospringsaa.org
DENVER A. A. Meetings
Denver Area A. A. Central Office
2785 N. Speer Blvd. Suite 224, Denver, Colorado
Telephone: 303 322-4440
http://www.daccaa.org
DENVER AA Meetings # 2
York Street Club — An AA Meeting Place
1311 York Street, Denver CO – Telephone: 303-322-3674
http://www.yorkstreetclub.com
A. A. Meetings, AA help, Al-Anon, Alateen, Over 75 meetings each week.
Denver Colorado A. A. Meetings # 3 — Spanish Speaking
OFICINA INTERGRUPAL HISPANA De A. A. De Co.
2243 W 32nd Ave Suite 103, Denver Colorado
Telephone: 303-433-2080
Spanish Speaking, AA help,
AA information, and meetings.
FORT COLLINS Colorado A. A. Meetings
Northern Colorado A. A. Intergroup
155 N College Ave Suite 221, Fort Collins Colorado
Telephone: 970 224-3552
http://www.northcoloradoaa.org
GRAND JUNCTION A. A. Meetings
A. A. Central Office Of Western Colorado
1005 N 12th Suite 107, Grand Junction, Colorado
Telephone: 970 245-9649
http://www.aa-westerncolorado.org
PUEBLO A. A. Meetings
A. A. Central Service Office Of South Colorado
4035-A Club Manor Drive, Pueblo Colorado
Telephone: 719 546-1173
AAWS (Alcoholics Anonymous World Services). AAWS has their own website with online resources, literature and information for A. A. members. We are not AAWS. We encourage you to visit the AAWS website if you have don’t find what you’re looking for here. http://www.aa.org
What is A. A. – Alcoholics Anonymous?
Contact us to add or update your A. A. Meeting information.
12 Steps Recovery
- Gay-Straight-Men-Women etc.I am responsible, I want the hand of AA to always be there. When someone asks to be sponsored, is it a prerequisite to look at their race, gender or sexual preference to determine if they are qualified for recovery ? How about if the person is willing to go to any lengths to get […]
- Powerful StuffWhile paging through the 12 & 12 , I came across some sobering info on page #"174 that is as pertinent today as it was when written. Bill put it simply and precisely ," Unless each A.A. member follows to the best of his ability our suggested Twelve Steps to recovery, he almost certainly signs […]
- About A. A. MeetingsThe single purpose of ALL A. A. Meetings (Open or Closed Meetings) is for A. A. members to be of service by helping other alcoholics with their problem related to alcoholism. That’s why they are called Alcoholics’ Anonymous.In A. A. History -- meetings had a two fold purpose: 1. A place where the recovering alcoholics […]
- What is A. A. Alcoholics Anonymous?There are four components to A. A. 1. A Fellowship (the members gathering for the purpose of being of service). 2. A recovery program (the 12 Steps) and 3. The book, Alcoholics Anonymous – which describes with precise and specific instructions on How the recovery program of A. A. works. And, How to Recover. https://step12.com/aa/aa-1/what-is-aa-a […]
- How to find a local A. A. Meeting?To find a local A. A. meeting: First, go to this page: https://step12.com/aa/aa-meetings/Then scroll down the page and click or touch the link that has the State name of where you want to find an A. A. meeting.This will take you to a page with A. A. meeting listings — or it will provide you […]
- Anxiety and depression helpWhen I got sober depression and anxiety were major problems for me. And they still are -- if get away from using the 12 Steps to keep in shape.Tony Robbins, his books, videos and seminars were a lot of help for me. When I began to use his version of NLP 'with' AND AS PART […]
- God and recoveryWe never apologize to anyone for depending upon our Creator. We can laugh at those who think spirituality the way of weakness. Paradoxically, it is the way of strength. A.A. Big Book, page 68
- To get over drinkingTo get over drinking will require a transformation of thought and attitude. We all had to place recovery above everything, for without recovery we would have lost both home and business. Bill W., Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book, page 143
- A Suggested Program"Here are the steps we took as a suggested program of recovery". This statement has been taken to mean the steps are suggestions only. This has not been my experience nor what I have been taught. The steps, ALL of them, ARE the AA program of recovery.If I wanted the same recovery from alcoholism And […]
- My Redemption StoryI have struggled with addiction for 20 years of my life. My drug(s) of choice were Oxycodone and Heroin, but I abused LSD, Cocaine and Methamphetamines. What you are about to read is in short my story. Some or most people would say there are underlying reasons as to why people become addicted to drugs. […]