Welcome to Alcoholics Anonymous

Learn What AA Is and How It Can Help

If you’re wondering whether you have a drinking problem or want to learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous, you’re in the right place. Many people have questions about A.A., and taking time to learn more is a courageous first step. Below, you’ll find resources designed specifically for newcomers. Whether you’re beginning to question your drinking, ready to seek help, or simply want to understand what A.A. is all about, we’re here for you.

Am I an Alcoholic?

Not sure if you're an alcoholic? Take our confidential 12-question self-assessment to help you honestly evaluate your relationship with alcohol.

Learn About A.A.

New to Alcoholics Anonymous? Discover what A.A. really is, how our program works, and what to expect. Get clear, straightforward answers to common questions about our fellowship.

What Happens at A.A. Meetings?

Nervous about your first meeting? Learn exactly what to expect, how meetings work, and why they're a safe, supportive, environment for recovery.

Find A.A. Meetings Near You

Ready to attend your first meeting? Locate Alcoholics Anonymous meetings on the Monterey Peninsula and connect with local A.A. members who understand your journey.

Young People in A.A.

If you're a young person struggling with alcohol, you're not alone. Discover resources and support specifically for young people.

Court Ordered Attendance

Learn what to expect if you’ve been court-ordered to attend Alcoholics Anonymous. Find out how it works, what meetings are like, and what to bring.