Can We Talk…Please?
Growing up in my alcoholic home, no matter what the issue was, whoever yelled the loudest won. By forcing solutions, I set myself up for many battles throughout my life. When I arrived
Writing from the Heart…”Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism”
I remember calling the Al‑Anon answering service so I could speak to a member. It was a relief to find someone who understood what I was going through. However, I didn’t want to
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of “One Day at a Time in Al-Anon” (B6-50)
In 1966, the sixth World Service Conference unanimously approved publishing a book of daily readings. The Chairperson of the Literature Committee at the time compiled, edited and wrote some of the content of
Newcomer Finds Hope with Al-Anon WSO
“Do you have these meetings in Rapid City that I can go to? I mainly want to know how to support, what to do in the event of a relapse. This is something
You CAN “Carry the Message” on Social Media while Protecting Your Anonymity
“Following” or “Liking” – “Following” (or “Liking”) an Al‑Anon WSO social media page does not constitute membership in the program. Social media pages are public to allow individuals and organizations to follow them and
Make Your Outreach Plans for Recovery Day!
During the month of September, addiction recovery is celebrated in Canada and presents an opportunity for Al‑Anon and Alateen members to help raise awareness about family recovery available in Al‑Anon. Participating in the