IS AA FOR YOU?
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a worldwide fellowship of people who share their experience, strength, and hope to help one another recover from alcoholism. Through meetings, mutual support, and the Twelve Steps, AA offers a path to lasting sobriety—one day at a time.
This program does not diagnose anyone as an alcoholic or addict.
That decision is up to you. If you need help in deciding whether you have have a problem or not, take this quiz to learn more:
JUST VISITING?
We welcome visitors who would like to learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous and the recovery community. Whether you are a student, a family member or friend seeking a better understanding of alcoholism and recovery, or a professional interested in learning more about AA, you are welcome to attend an open meeting.
Visitors are asked to respect the anonymity and confidentiality of all participants, helping to ensure a safe and supportive environment for everyone.
THE BIG BOOK
Alcoholics Anonymous, affectionately known as the Big Book, is the foundational text of the AA program.
First published in 1939, it shares the personal stories of early members and outlines the Twelve Steps of recovery. For millions of people around the world, the Big Book has served as a source of hope, guidance, and practical tools for achieving and maintaining sobriety.
HOUSTON INTERGROUP
To search for more meetings in the Houston area, please visit the Houston Intergroup website.
Houston Intergroup is a service organization that supports AA groups throughout the Greater Houston area. It serves as a central resource for meeting information, literature, volunteer opportunities, and Twelfth Step services, helping connect those seeking recovery with the local AA community while supporting the shared mission of carrying the message to those who still suffer.