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AA in VR — Virtual Reality AA Meetings

AA in VR virtual reality meeting room

AA in VR brings Alcoholics Anonymous meetings to life in virtual reality, accessible from home with or without a headset. Members attend as avatars in immersive 3D meeting rooms on platforms including Meta Horizon Worlds and VRChat. Spatial audio makes voices sound as if people are sitting nearby — far closer to the feel of an in-person AA meeting than a video call. Full anonymity is protected by design: no real names, no visible faces, no location data.
AA in VR grew from the COVID-19 pandemic, when virtual reality filled the connection gap that video conferencing left behind. Meetings follow traditional AA formats — speaker meetings, Big Book discussions, open sharing — and are open to anyone worldwide. No VR experience required. Visit aainvr.org to find meeting times and get started.

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