Gamblers Anonymous is a 12-step program designed to help individuals overcome their addiction to gambling.

National 12 step meetings and Anonymous Groups is a growing repository of meeting data for all well-known established 12 step groups. From coast-to-coast in the USA, this is a growing and free resource to update meetings for all anonymous 12 step groups. The purpose is simple. Provide necessary logistics via maps, precisely the location of a community of people seeking recovery in a private setting. Often times, there isn’t one resource that compiles the meeting locations for all groups, thereby making attendance quite difficult and threatening to one’s recovery. We hope that with your participation, we collectively are able to achieve this goal.

12 Step National Meetings is operated by Sober Group LLC, whose focus, passion, and reason for being resides in our commitment to help addiction treatment and sober living entities grow and thrive in the digital world. Our job is to create relevant and lasting connections between treatment professionals and the clients who seek them.


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National 12 step meetings and Anonymous Groups is a growing repository of meeting data for all well-known established 12 step groups. From coast-to-coast in the USA, this is a growing and free resource to update meetings for all anonymous 12 step groups. The purpose is simple. Provide necessary logistics via maps, precisely the location of a community of people seeking recovery in a private setting. Often times, there isn’t one resource that compiles the meeting locations for all groups, thereby making attendance quite difficult and threatening to one’s recovery. We hope that with your participation, we collectively are able to achieve this goal.

12 Step National Meetings is operated by Sober Group LLC, whose focus, passion, and reason for being resides in our commitment to help addiction treatment and sober living entities grow and thrive in the digital world. Our job is to create relevant and lasting connections between treatment professionals and the clients who seek them.


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Gambling addiction can be a devastating condition, causing individuals and their loved ones significant financial, emotional, and psychological harm. For many who struggle with gambling addiction, the road to recovery can feel like a lonely and difficult journey. However, there is hope and support available through Gamblers Anonymous, a 12-step program designed to help individuals overcome their addiction to gambling.

 

History and Overview of Gamblers Anonymous

 

Gamblers Anonymous (GA) was founded in 1957 by a group of men in Los Angeles who were looking for a way to overcome their addiction to gambling. They were inspired by the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and saw the potential for a similar program to help individuals struggling with gambling addiction.

 

Today, Gamblers Anonymous is a worldwide organization that provides support and resources for those who want to stop gambling. The program is based on the 12-step model that has been successful in helping individuals recover from alcoholism and drug addiction. However, instead of focusing on abstinence from a substance, the program focuses on abstinence from gambling.

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