Newcomer Page
It takes courage to ask for help or admit you may have a drinking problem. Only you can decide if Alcoholics Anonymous is right for you. Here are some ways to see if A.A. is right for you.
Court Mandated to AA?
Are you attending A.A. involuntarily—perhaps as a result of a drunk driving arrest or domestic situation? If so, the pamphlet So You've Been Sent to A.A. may be helpful.
Bridging the Gap
Bridging the Gap (BTG) is a program for AA newcomers. If you are leaving treatment or incarceration or just newly sober, the BTG Request Form can provide help.
24/7 HALTline
Are you Hungry? Angry? Lonely? Tired? Before picking up a drink, pick up the phone. Whether sober three days or three decades, you can call the HALTline at anytime.
A.A. Videos & Pamphlets
Here are A.A. videos for people who are having a problem with alcohol:
 Doors (1 minute) |
 I Have Hope (1 minute) |
 On The Beach (5 minutes) |
Here are pamphlets for anyone seeking general information:
Frequently Asked Questions
