Contact Information

Appointments: 717-477-1164  

Fax: 717-477-4007  

    

Angela Winter  

Interim Program Director  

717-477-1536 

ALWinter@ship.edu  

Old Main 210A  

    

Adam Oldham  

Graduate Assistant  

Connectga@ship.edu  

Old Main 210B  

    

Dr. Ford Brooks  

Faculty Advisor  

Cwbroo@ship.edu  

   

 

Location:   

210 Old Main (2nd Floor)
Shippensburg University 
 

1871 Old Main Dr.  

Shippensburg, PA 17257
Phone: (717)-477-1164 
 

 

 

 

 

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AA Meetings

        Member run support group for those struggling with an Addiction to Alcohol.  

Shippensburg

  • Monday- 8:00 PM, Unity Group, St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 27 N. Prince Street, CD , 1st & 3rd. C12
  • Wednesday- 8:00 PM, Unity Group, N. Queen Street, OD
  • Friday- 8:00 PM, Unity Group, Annex Building, Corner of King and Prince Streets, OD (Combined AA & Al-Anon Meeting)

Chambersburg

  • Sunday - Chambersburg, Grupo Neuva Realidad, 54 South Main Street, 6:00PM (Spanish Speaking) 
  • Sunday - Chambersburg Group, 256 South Main Street, 6:30PM O, SS, TR, 8:00PM OD 
  • Monday - Chambersburg Group, 256 South Main Street, 10:00AM CD, 6:30PM OD, 8:00PM 
  • Monday - Chambersburg, Gift of Hope Group, First United Methodist Church, 225 South, Second Street, 6:30PM BB, AlAnon 
  • Tuesday - Chambersburg Group, 265 South Main Street, 10:00AM CD, 6:30PM OD, 8:00PM O, SS 
  • Wednesday - Chambersburg Group, 256 South Main Street, 10:00AM CD, 12 Noon CD, 6:30PM O, BB 
  • Thursday - Chambersburg Group, 256 South Main Street, 10:00AM CD, 6:30PM OD, 8:00PM OD 
  • Friday - Chambersburg, Grupo Neuva Realidad, 254 South Main Street, 6:00PM, (Spanish speaking) 
  • Friday - Chambersburg Group, 256 South Main Street, 10:00AM CD, 6:30PM O, GR, 8:00PM O, SS, 3rd OSp, Last OAn 
  • Saturday - Chambersburg Group, 256 South Main Street, 10:00AM OD, 6:30PM OD, 8:00PM OD 

Carlisle

  • Sunday - 1:00 PM, Awe and Wonder Group, Grace UMC basement, Corner of West and   Pomfret Streets, OD  
  • Sunday - 7:00 PM, Women's Group, Dickinson College, Denny Hall 3rd Floor, Corner of West and High Streets, CD  
  • Sunday - 7:30 PM, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 201 West Louther Street, OD, 1 st Sun- OS 
  • Monday - 6:30 PM, Carlisle Big Book Group, 1 st Presbyterian Church, On the square, OBB 
  • Monday - 8:00 PM, Ain't You Had Enough Group, Dickinson College, Denny Hall, 3 rd Floor 
  • Tuesday - 12:00 PM, Primary Purpose Group, St. John's Episcopal Church, On the square, basement, 1st week - OBB ; 2nd week- OP ; 3rd week- O12 ; 4th week- OL ; 5th week- OD 
  • Tuesday - 8:00 PM, Carlisle Area Group, Grace UMC basement, Corner of West and Pomfret Streets, Adult meeting, CD, 3 rd week-C12 
  • Wednesday - 7:00 PM, Happy Destiny Group, Stevens Center, 33 State Road, CD 
  • Wednesday - 8:30 PM, Keep It Simple Group, Waggoner's UMC basement, 1271 Longs Gap Road, OBB 
  • Thursday - 12:00 PM, Primary Purpose Group, St. John's Episcopal Church, On the square, OD  
  • Friday - 12:00 PM, Primary Purpose Group, St. John's Episcopal Church, On the square, O12 
  • Friday - 7:30 PM, Happy Destiny Group, Stevens Center, 33 State Road, OD ; 1st Friday- OL ; 3rd Friday- OS 
  • Saturday - 10:00 AM- Language of the Heart Group, Second Presbyterian Church, 528 Garland Drive, OL 
  • Saturday - 8:00 PM- Carlisle Area Group, Grace UMC basement, Corner of West and Pomfret Streets, Adult meeting, OD, 2nd Sat.- OS , Last Sat.- OA 
  • Type of Meeting

                + C   - Closed* meetings
                + O   - Open meetings
                + S   - Speaker meetings
                + A   - AA Anniversaries
                + 12 - Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions meetings
                + B   - Beginners meetings
                + L   - AA Literature meetings
                + BB- Big Book meetings
                + P   - Promises meetings

**Closed meetings are restricted to AA members ONLY......persons who have " a desire to stop drinking ". Guest, family members, and friends are welcome to attend Open Meetings.

ALL MEETINGS ARE NO SMOKING 

Al-Anon Meetings 

        Member run support group for family and friends of Alcoholics. 

Shippensburg

  • Friday- 8:00 PM, Annex Building, Corner of King and Prince Streets, OD

Chambersburg

  • Monday – Chambersburg, St. Paul United Methodist Church, 750 Norland Avenue, 8:00PM 
  • Wednesday – Chambersburg, St. Paul United Methodist Church, 750 Norland Avenue, 8:00PM 
  • Thursday – Chambersburg, St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, 2695 Luther Drive, 12:00PM 
  • Thursday – Waynesboro, Evangelical Lutheran Church, 43 South Church Street, 8:00PM 

Carlisle

  • Tuesday- 8:00 PM, Carlisle Area Group, Grace UMC basement, West and Pomfret Streets, CD
  • Friday- 7:30 PM , Happy Destiny Group, Stevens Center, 33 State Road, OD

Type of Meeting

                + C   - Closed* meetings
                + O   - Open meetings
                + S   - Speaker meetings
                + A   - AA Anniversaries
                + 12 - Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions meetings
                + B   - Beginners meetings
                + L   - AA Literature meetings
                + BB- Big Book meetings
                + P   - Promises meetings

**Closed meetings are restricted to Al-Anon members ONLY. Guest, family members, and friends are welcome to attend Open Meetings.

ALL MEETINGS ARE NO SMOKING 

Signs and Symptoms of an Alcoholic

Before treatment or recovery, most people with alcoholism deny that they have a drinking problem. Other signs of alcoholism and alcohol abuse include:

  • Drinking alone or in secret
  • Being unable to limit the amount of alcohol you drink
  • Not remembering conversations or commitments, sometimes referred to as "blacking out"
  • Making a ritual of having drinks before, with or after dinner and becoming annoyed when this ritual is disturbed or questioned
  • Losing interest in activities and hobbies that used to bring pleasure
  • Feeling a need or compulsion to drink
  • Irritability when your usual drinking time nears, especially if alcohol isn't available
  • Keeping alcohol in unlikely places at home, at work or in the car
  • Gulping drinks, ordering doubles, becoming intoxicated intentionally to feel good or drinking to feel "normal"
  • Having legal problems or problems with relationships, employment or finances
  • Building a tolerance to alcohol so that you need an increasing number of drinks to feel alcohol's effects
  • Experiencing physical withdrawal symptoms — such as nausea, sweating and shaking — if you don't drink

People who abuse alcohol may experience many of the same signs and symptoms as people who are dependent on alcohol. However, alcohol abusers don't feel the same compulsion to drink and usually don't experience physical withdrawal symptoms when they don't drink. A dependence on alcohol also creates a tolerance to alcohol and the inability to control your drinking.

If you've ever wondered if your own alcohol consumption crosses the line of abuse or dependence, ask yourself these questions:

  • Do you need a drink as soon as you get up?
  • Do you feel guilty about your drinking?
  • Do you think you need to cut back on your alcohol consumption?
  • Are you annoyed when other people comment on or criticize your drinking habits?

If you answered yes to two or more questions, it's likely that you have a problem with alcohol. Even one yes answer may indicate a problem.

For more information visit the Mayo Clinic website at http://www.mayoclinic.com