Alcoholics Anonymous

10 reviews

+1 (415) 674-1821

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1821 Sacramento St

San Francisco, CA 94109

+1 (415) 674-1821

https://aasfmarin.org

Alcoholics Anonymous in San Francisco, CA is a support group for individuals struggling with alcohol addiction. The organization provides a safe and confidential space for members to share their experiences and receive support from others on a similar journey.

Through regular meetings and a 12-step program, Alcoholics Anonymous aims to help individuals achieve and maintain sobriety. The focus is on personal growth, accountability, and fostering a sense of community among its members.

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3.510 reviews

Mats H.

11/28/2024

I really don't think yelp should include reviews for AA meetings but they do. I don't think AA meetings should be rated. Each meeting works for those who attend. The founders of that meeting...

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Ryan M.

6/24/2023

So I realized I had a problem, attended an AA local meeting, felt like that wasn't the best step, and called the 800 ON THE AA SITE that states "Find the best meetings near you...Discover online...

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Tony P.

6/17/2008

This place is my life & has saved my life too many times to count. I have been Involved With A.A. for 13 years now and even after more relapses than I can count naked they still have the door...

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Charlene E.

10/27/2006

I had a friend who joined "the program". She traded a booze addiction for an AA one. I went to a couple of meetings & the people there were whiny excuse spewers. It was everybody's fault but...

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Martina R.

1/3/2016

There's the program and there's the fellowship. The program is great. 12 steps to get people accountable for their own lives. Only work when people are really ready to take ownership. The...

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Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous is located in a discreet building on Palm Avenue. Meetings are held so that members may share their stories and help each other overcome their addiction to alcohol. Membership is free and the only requirement is the desire to stop drinking. AA is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution.