As We Understood…
Al-Anon2026-06-09T14:11:10-04:00As We Understood... (B‑11) Spirituality, Al‑Anon style. Members share their understanding of the spiritual ideas and tools of the Al‑Anon program. Read Sample
As We Understood... (B‑11) Spirituality, Al‑Anon style. Members share their understanding of the spiritual ideas and tools of the Al‑Anon program. Read Sample
Paths to Recovery–Al‑Anon’s Steps, Tradition… (B‑24) Thorough study guide for our Legacies. In‑depth chapters on each Step, Tradition, and Concept of Service provide
How Do You Use Technology to Enhance Your Recovery?When used mindfully, technology can be a great ally in recovery by helping us stay connected to our program and other members and maintain healthy habits
As we celebrate 75 years of Al-Anon Family Groups, we honor the vision of Lois W. and Anne B. who founded the Clearing House in 1951 to share
I imagined a bandage covering an open wound: the alcoholism of someone else and its effects on my life. I covered it carefully, hiding it from everyone around me because
Discovering Choices Members share how they have improved a wide variety of relationships affected by alcoholism by using the program’s tools. Indexed, softcover. 335 pages.
What is your experience with studying the Al‑Anon/Alateen Service Manual? The Al‑Anon/Alateen Service Manual (P‑24/27) provides a clear and concise picture of the Al‑Anon fellowship and its purpose
We often receive inquiries regarding the photographs of people featured in our magazines. The Forum, Le lien, and En acción are committed to respecting the anonymity and privacy of
When I started attending Al-Anon, I certainly had no idea about the value of our Service Manual. I did not know I could consult it when I had questions
Years ago, I walked into Al-Anon. I had exhausted all my ideas and energy trying to defeat my husband’s alcoholism, which I considered a weakness of character. I
How has participation been significant to your recovery? As Concept Four states, “Participation is the key to harmony.” Participation marks a turning point—from isolation to belonging. By sharing
When I first came to Al‑Anon, I had no idea how profoundly my life would change. Five years into the program, I lost my husband to alcoholism. Along
When I first came to Al‑Anon many, many years ago, I did not understand what the program was about. I felt a small sense of peace, but I
Al‑Anon’s Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions (Revised) (B‑8) Our first two Legacies, the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, come alive through essays, reflections,
Celebrating 75 Years of Hope and Healing!This year marks a remarkable milestone—75 years of Al‑Anon Family Groups offering help and hope to those affected by someone else's drinking.As we