Newcomer Guide
Only you can decide whether you want to give A.A. a try. Admitting you might need help, or admitting that you’re an alcoholic, takes courage. There are a handful of pamphlets and resources that will tell you more about this fellowship and help you decide whether A.A. could be right for you.
To learn more, please explore the information below located and/or contact us anytime at the phone numbers above. You are also welcome to email us or call.
24 Hour Helpline
SF (415) 674-1821
Marin (415) 499-0400
[email protected]
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Additional Literature and Information
20 Questions: Are You an Alcoholic?
A.A. At a Glance
A.A. for Alcoholics with Mental Health Issues
A Brief Guide to A.A.
A Message To Teenagers
A Newcomer Asks
Do You Think You’re Different?
For Beginners
Frequently Asked Questions
How It Works
Information on Alcoholics Anonymous
Is A.A. for Me?
Is A.A. for You?
LGBTQ Alcoholics in A.A.
Problems Other than Alcohol
Questions & Answers on Sponsorship
The God Word: Agnostic and Atheist Members in A.A.
This Is A.A.
Women in A.A.
Young People and A.A.
Call us, anytime
Call our 24-hour helpline or contact us via email if you think you have a problem with drinking.
Join us at a Meeting
Anyone, including non-alcoholics, is welcome at “open” A.A. meetings.
Learn more about AA
We have pamphlets with information about Alcoholics Anonymous.
