Comprehensive Meeting List

ADD/EDIT YOUR MEETING
ON OUR COMPREHENSIVE LIST

 RETURNING TO FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS:
​STARTING THE CONVERSATION

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By tradition, all Al-Anon meetings are open to any member or prospective member of the fellowship. Unless otherwise indicated, all meetings are presumed "Closed" to non-member visitors, such as professionals, researchers, or students. "Open" meetings welcome non-member visitors.

THE BASICS

Al-Anon is a mutual support group.
Everyone at the meeting has experienced problems with someone else's drinking. Everyone shares as an equal.

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You are free to talk and ask questions.
Or, if you’d rather listen, simply say so.

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It's anonymous and confidential.
Everything you say stays within the meeting.
Members typically go by their first name and last initial.

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There are no dues.
Meetings pay their expenses by soliciting contributions from members. No one is under any obligation to contribute.

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Meetings vary - try a few.
Each meeting has the autonomy to run as its members choose, within broad guidelines.

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MEETING
TYPES

Prospective members are
welcome at any meeting.

A BEGINNERS meeting is
an excellent place to start.

REGULAR meetings
usually have a speaker share
about their history and their own
experience of Al-Anon.

OPEN meetings
welcome non-member visitors.

MENS, WOMENS,
LGBTQ, PARENTS,
ADULT CHILDREN (AAC)
meetings focus on those groups,
but all are welcome.

Teenagers have their own 
ALATEEN meetings.

To learn more about
STEP, TOPICS, TRADITIONS,
MEDITATION, SLOGANS,
LITERATURE
meetings, attend one,
contact Intergroup.

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MORE QUESTIONS?

It's common to have questions before attending your first meeting.
Feel free to contact the Intergroup office to speak with a volunteer about Al-Anon.