AA meetings in Wyoming
Every city in Wyoming with an AA meeting, largest first. Pick a city for its groups and the week's schedule.
Most meetings
Biggest cities in Wyoming
The twelve cities in Wyoming with the most meetings a week.
- Casper11 groups, 35 meetings
- Cheyenne9 groups, 34 meetings
- Gillette7 groups, 29 meetings
- Jackson5 groups, 28 meetings
- Riverton4 groups, 27 meetings
- Sheridan14 groups, 27 meetings
- Cody1 groups, 19 meetings
- Laramie6 groups, 18 meetings
- Rock Springs3 groups, 18 meetings
- Evanston3 groups, 16 meetings
- Green River1 groups, 14 meetings
- Lander2 groups, 13 meetings
Every other city in Wyoming
38 more cities, alphabetically.
- Afton1 groups, 3 meetings
- Alpine2 groups, 3 meetings
- Basin1 groups, 1 meetings
- Big Piney1 groups, 3 meetings
- Buffalo4 groups, 8 meetings
- Byron1 groups, 1 meetings
- Douglas2 groups, 7 meetings
- Dubois1 groups, 1 meetings
- Encampment1 groups, 1 meetings
- Evansville1 groups, 1 meetings
- Greybull1 groups, 1 meetings
- Guernsey1 groups, 1 meetings
- Hulett1 groups, 2 meetings
- Kaycee1 groups, 1 meetings
- Kemmerer1 groups, 2 meetings
- Lyman1 groups, 6 meetings
- Mills2 groups, 6 meetings
- Moorcroft1 groups, 1 meetings
- Newcastle1 groups, 2 meetings
- Pavillion1 groups, 2 meetings
- Pine Bluffs1 groups, 1 meetings
- Pinedale1 groups, 3 meetings
- Powell3 groups, 6 meetings
- Ranchester1 groups, 2 meetings
- Rawlins1 groups, 2 meetings
- Saratoga1 groups, 1 meetings
- South Park1 groups, 1 meetings
- Story1 groups, 1 meetings
- Sundance1 groups, 2 meetings
- Teton Village1 groups, 1 meetings
- Thayne1 groups, 2 meetings
- Thermopolis2 groups, 2 meetings
- Torrington2 groups, 4 meetings
- Upton1 groups, 1 meetings
- Wheatland1 groups, 2 meetings
- Wilson2 groups, 5 meetings
- Worland1 groups, 2 meetings
- Yellowstone National Park1 groups, 2 meetings
Questions about AA in Wyoming
Does this mean there are no A.A. meetings in Wyoming?
No, and the difference matters. Absent from a list and absent from Wyoming are two different statements, and only the first one is true here.
Where should I look instead?
The A.A. service body covering your area holds the current schedule. A hospital or treatment center in Wyoming is the other reliable place to ask.
What is a first meeting actually like?
Most meetings run an hour, start on time, and look like any other room full of people having a conversation. Somebody will probably say hello at the end and ask if you are coming back. That is about as much attention as a newcomer gets. If it helps, go a little early and tell whoever is setting up that it is your first one.
Can I go if the person I am worried about will not?
Open meetings welcome family, and going to one yourself is a common first step when the other person is not ready. Hearing members describe their own experience tends to be more use than anything written down, because it is the part nobody writes down. If you want to understand the treatment side as well, (844) 822-5800 is answered around the clock.