If someone you love struggles with alcoholism or addiction, attending an Al-Anon meeting can be a turning point in your own healing. Here’s what you need to know before walking…

One of the most powerful concepts in the Al-Anon program is the Three C’s: You didn’t Cause it, you can’t Cure it, and you can’t Control it. For families drowning…

Al-Anon and AA are companion programs that serve different but related needs. Understanding the difference helps ensure everyone in the family gets the right support. AA Is for the Person…

Living with someone who has an alcohol or drug problem takes a profound toll on the entire family. Al-Anon provides a path to healing that doesn’t depend on whether the…

Al-Anon Family Groups provide support and hope for the families and friends of people struggling with alcoholism and addiction. Founded in 1951 by Lois Wilson (wife of AA co-founder Bill…