AA Meetings in Arizona
If you’re looking for Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Arizona, there are resources available to help you find in-person and online meetings throughout the state.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a peer-support fellowship for people who want help with a drinking problem. Meetings are available in communities across Arizona, including Phoenix, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, Tucson, Flagstaff, and surrounding areas.
Find an AA Meeting Near You
The most reliable way to find current meeting information is through official Alcoholics Anonymous resources and local AA organizations.
Meeting schedules can change, so always verify the meeting time, location, and format with the meeting organizer before attending.
Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Guide
AA’s Meeting Guide can help you locate meetings based on your location.
Depending on availability in your area, listings may include:
- In-person AA meetings
- Online meetings
- Open meetings
- Closed meetings
- Discussion meetings
- Speaker meetings
- Men’s and women’s meetings
- Meetings with accessibility information
You can also search for local AA organizations serving your area for additional meeting schedules and information.
Online AA Meetings
If attending an in-person meeting isn’t convenient or comfortable, online AA meetings are also available.
AA’s online resources can help connect people with virtual meetings that can be attended from a computer, tablet, or phone.
Online meetings can also be useful for people who live far from an in-person meeting, have transportation limitations, or simply prefer a virtual setting.
What If This Is Your First AA Meeting?
You don’t need to know exactly what to do before attending a meeting.
Different AA meetings have different formats, and participation requirements can vary. If you’re unsure which meeting is appropriate, review the meeting description or contact the local AA organization for information.
You can also visit the official Alcoholics Anonymous website to learn more about AA and what to expect.
Looking for Professional Treatment?
AA is a peer-support fellowship and is not a substitute for professional medical care or treatment.
If you’re looking for professional treatment for alcohol use, SAMHSA’s FindTreatment.gov provides a confidential directory of treatment facilities throughout the United States.
The SAMHSA National Helpline can also provide treatment referral information at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
Alcohol-Related Emergency
If you believe someone is experiencing alcohol poisoning or another medical emergency, call 911 immediately.
Warning signs can include difficulty breathing, seizures, inability to wake up, severe confusion, or loss of consciousness.
About This Resource
AZ Beer Drinkers provides this page as a public resource for people looking for alcohol-related support.
AZ Beer Drinkers is not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous, SAMHSA, or individual AA groups or meetings. Meeting schedules and availability are controlled by their respective organizations.
Always confirm current meeting information directly with the organization providing the meeting.
If you’re looking for help, reaching out is a meaningful first step.
