Awareness, Acceptance, and Action

2025-02-13T16:38:28-05:00

When I arrived in Al‑Anon, I had a limited ability to identify specific feelings. I recognized anger and maybe sadness but had no clue about fear or shame.

Investing in Our Alateen Legacy

2025-04-17T11:30:04-04:00

As someone who is passionate about Alateen service and sponsors an Alateen group, I ask myself how I can get the Alateens involved in this process. It is

Step One: Embracing My Powerlessness

2025-01-02T15:32:05-05:00

This Step is easy to say but hard to apply. I didn’t come into Al‑Anon thinking I was powerless over alcohol. I remember wanting to pour the alcohol

The Power of We

2025-01-02T10:16:15-05:00

When I first came to Al‑Anon via electronic meetings just over a year ago, I thought I was all ready for Step One. I knew I was powerless

Different Introductions to the Steps

2024-11-25T12:36:25-05:00

As someone who has been affected by the family disease of alcoholism, I tend to be sensitive to inconsistencies. When something feels “off,” or when I am getting

Passing on the Help I’ve Found

2024-11-22T15:08:54-05:00

As I pondered my resolution for the New Year, I realized that the best resolution I could make to myself would be to continue my recovery in Al‑Anon.

New Beginnings, New Hope, New Choices

2024-10-01T15:52:44-04:00

How many beginnings do I have in my life? As the world changes, as I change, opportunities for new beginnings appear. Accepting that change is a fact and a

Al-Anon “Is” the Place for Me

2024-10-01T15:54:19-04:00

Some people can remember the exact date they first came to an Al‑Anon meeting. I do not. I remember, though, the exact situation that caused me to follow through

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