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Holiday Relief For 12-Steppers
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For those in recovery, the holidays can represent the most trying time of the year. Good thing Los Angeles is plenty strong on recovery. All sorts of help can be found in the form of many 12-step meetings from all sorts of 12-step programs. Perhaps there's something to it. Happy Holidays!
Adult Children of Alcoholics -- (310) 320-3931
Alcoholics Anonymous -- (323) 936-4343
AA (Spanish) -- 323 735-2089
Al-Anon/Alateen Family Groups -- (818) 760-7122
Al-Anon/Alateen (Spanish) (462) 948-2190
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Cocaine Anonymous -- (310) 559-5833
Co-Dependents Anonymous -- (323) 969-4996
Crystal Meth Anonymous -- (213) 488-4455
Gamblers Anonymous -- (213) 386-8789
Marijuana Anonymous -- (323) 964-2370
Nar-Anon Family Groups -- (310) 534-8188
Narcotics Anonymous -- (800) 642-0666 / (818) 773-9999
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Overeaters Anonymous -- (323) 653-7499
Sex Addicts Anonymous -- (213) 869-2964
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