AA Support Groups
Find support and connection at one of our recovery meetings
The Transplant Institute at Methodist Dallas and the Transplant Mentor Program are here to support your recovery journey. We offer weekly recovery meetings that provide a safe and welcoming space for patients, families, and friends facing alcohol addiction.
OUR Meetings
We offer 3 online meetings weekly, each with a different appraoch to addiction and recovery.
- Mondays @ 7:30 PM CST: A "Big Book Discussion Meeting". This meeting material from Alcoholics Anonymous: The Big Book, which is the foundational text for AA's 12-Step program. To access the book online, click here. To to receive a physical copy, submit a request.
- Wednesdays @ 7:30 PM CST: These meetings are spiritually focused in their approach to addiction and recovery.
- Saturdays @ 1:00 PM CST: These "experience focused meetings" are secular in their approach to recovery. Individuals share their personal experience and stories related to addiction and recovery.
how to join a meeting
In order to join a meeting, you must have access to Zoom, a free, online meeting software. (Available on laptops, tablets and phones)
On the designated day and time, click this meeting link: Join Meeting
If needed, the Meeting ID is: 927 7095 0653
Still need help?
Call: 214-947-4400
Email: MDMC_Transplant@mhd.com
Additional Alcohol recovery Resources
Located in Dallas, The Magdalen House helps individuals with alcoholism achieve sobriety & sustain recovery from alcoholism.
- 100% free no insurance, no co-pays, no out-of-pocket costs
- Alcoholism recovery services: 14 day residential, 3 month non-residential, 12-step meetings, & family support
- Phone screenings and admissions are accepted 365 days a year
Call today for a phone screening: 214-324-9261
For more information visit: MagdalenHouse.org
Disclaimer: References to specific organizations/websites do not constitute endorsement by The Transplant Program at Methodist Dallas Medical Center. The program is not liable for website content errors or omissions. This list is not exhaustive but provides a starting point.
