Share Your Recovery on Our Member Blog
Al-Anon2025-06-24T14:55:06-04:00The Member Blog on al-anon.org is an excellent resource for reading about the experience, strength, and hope of fellow members, as well as sharing your own! The monthly
The Member Blog on al-anon.org is an excellent resource for reading about the experience, strength, and hope of fellow members, as well as sharing your own! The monthly
Member Blog Share your Experience, Strength, and Hope The Al‑Anon Family Groups offer a safe environment where the relatives and friends of alcoholics can find community and support to
How does gratitude bring you back to a place of hope? When alcoholism clouds our thinking and progress feels invisible, we can find clarity by sharing our current
I came into Al‑Anon looking for answers, believing I needed to fix the alcoholic in my life. I expected to hear how to do that at an Al‑Anon
As Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. approaches its 75th anniversary, we celebrate the enduring impact of public outreach in bringing hope to families and friends of alcoholics. Even before
How do you exercise the concept of a group conscience in your personal life? Affected by the family disease of alcoholism, we may have learned that it wasn’t
Two years ago, my group decided to extend the meeting time from 60 to 90 minutes. I never liked longer meetings, but I wasn’t at the business meeting that
Getting to my first meeting was a lengthy process. I did not believe that Al‑Anon could help me because I couldn’t understand how it worked. I also had
When I first came to Al‑Anon, I felt damaged from years spent living with my alcoholic husband. I didn’t grow up in a family where alcohol was present.
How do I keep the focus on myself?When I first came to Al‑Anon, it was hard for me to tell where I ended and my alcoholic loved one began.
I have never been a drinker, but I have had to face the fact that I was powerless to stop my young son from drinking. What was it
Just weeks after a milestone birthday, I broke my hip in three places. I’d been shooing a lizard off my front porch, and when the lizard leaped, I
How does Al‑Anon help you work through trust issues? Being affected by the disease of alcoholism, we may have sought to protect ourselves from disappointment by not trusting
The Group Services team at the World Service Office (WSO) supports Al-Anon and Alateen members and groups. The three Group Services team members are here to serve you Monday–Friday,
I had only been in the program for seven years when one of my employees took me aside to let me know that my boss had declared he