Spring Forward with “AFA” Magazines
Al-Anon2020-03-31T10:28:05-04:00Members and groups can provide help and hope to families and friends of alcoholics in their communities by using the Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism (AFA) magazines as a public outreach
Members and groups can provide help and hope to families and friends of alcoholics in their communities by using the Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism (AFA) magazines as a public outreach
It wasn’t until my mid-thirties when I realized what I wanted to be when I grew up. I was working for a window covering company in their marketing
Gratitude is the word that sums up my feeling of appreciation to our Cofounders and early volunteers for laying the foundation of our program. I also laughed when
Alcoholism affects the entire family; what can families do when the alcoholic continues to drink alcohol? Living in an alcoholic
I had been attending Al‑Anon for over a decade when my relationship with my father imploded. I started thinking of my father as an alcoholic, even though I
As we approach the end of another year, I reflect on where my life was before Al‑Anon and where it is now. I reflect on my good fortune
Tradition Eight Al‑Anon Twelfth Step work should remain forever non‑professional, but our service centers may employ special workers. Please share your experience, strength, and hope as it
Alcoholism is as harmful to the family’s well‑being as any drug addiction Although opioid and other drug addictions receive more attention
I had just given birth to my first child—a beautiful baby girl—and I thought all my problems were going to disappear. I thought I was going to be
Al-Anon Members’ Mental Health Improves as an Outcome of Continuous Membership Clients and patients referred to Al‑Anon for peer support to aid their recovery from the effects
I volunteered to be an Alateen Group Sponsor when a high school guidance counselor contacted Al‑Anon. The counselor knew about Alateen and had five students to refer to
Al-Anon does not list anything in our literature as “The Promises” or “The Gifts” because the World Service Conference, Al-Anon’s largest representative group conscience, has not designated anything
Alcohol addiction can have devastating effects on families; 5 things caregivers can do to help. In families where an alcohol‑use disorder
Domestic violence another symptom of an alcohol-use disorder on the family Domestic violence* is an unfortunate part of life for
There are many families of alcoholics who only know despair. They are unaware that Al-Anon meetings are available to help them recover from the effects of the alcoholic’s