About AA – Alcoholics Anonymous – Sellers Street – Hot Springs
The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Sellers Street location, in Hot Springs, Arkansas, hosts AA’s 12 step community based addiction recovery program for adults. There are a variety of meetings at the Sellers Street location, including both open and closed meetings and a women only meeting.
AA is a longstanding program with group meetings available in communities around the world. The 12 steps are how members maintain sobriety, and the 12 Traditions govern how AA operates. The Sellers Street location offers a variety of meetings, including discussion, speaker, beginners, Big Book study, and Step Study. Meetings can be open or closed — open are for anyone, and closed meetings are only for AA members who have a drinking problem and desire to stop drinking. Clients may connect with an AA group while receiving treatment in a traditional alcohol or drug rehab or after being discharged from clinical care.
AA participants are supported by their sponsors and benefit from the encouragement of their peers. The opportunity to contribute to service projects helps with recovery, including supporting clients’ sense of responsibility, self worth, engagement, and purpose. AA attendees also receive recovery education, life skills training, accountability, and the opportunity to deepen their spiritual focus.
The Sellers Street AA groups do not charge a fee, although they do accept freewill donations. They may refer you to additional treatment options that accept insurance plans such as Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, United Healthcare, ComPsych, Aetna, and more. Because each insurance plan is different, get full coverage details, including out of network benefits, by contacting your insurer.