Sponsored by the Walla
Walla Area Al-Anon Family
Groups.
Is someone else's drinking affecting
you?
There is a message of hope and help
in the program of Al-Anon Family
Groups.
Women,
men and
children
who were
once lonely,
lost and
helpless
because of
someone's
drinking, today have courage and
confidence in Al-Anon and Alateen.
They have discovered friends who
understand, as few others can. They
have found the tools to help
themselves - which can indirectly help
their alcoholic relatives or loved ones.
Contentment, and even happiness, is
possible whether the alcoholic is still
drinking or not.
For more about Al-Anon, please visit
our World Service Office at:
http://www.al-anon.alateen.org.
Welcome to the Walla Walla
Al-Anon Website.
We're Glad You're Here!
In Al-Anon We Learn;
Not to suffer because of the actions or
reactions of other people;
Not to allow ourselves to be used or
abused by others in the interest of
another's recovery;
Not to do for others what they could do
for themselves;
Not to manipulate situations so others
will eat, go to bed, get up, pay bills, not
drink;
Not to cover up for anyone's mistakes or
misdeeds;
Not to create a crisis;
Not to prevent a crisis if it is in the
natural course of events.
Al-Anon Purpose
Al-Anon has but one purpose: to help
families of alcoholics. We do this by
practicing the Twelve Steps, by
welcoming and giving comfort to families
of alcoholics, and by giving
understanding and encouragement to
the alcoholic.
Al-Anon Is
A worldwide organization that offers a
program of recovery for the families and
friends of alcoholics whether or not the
alcoholic seeks help or even recognizes the
existence of a drinking problem.
Members give and receive comfort and
understanding through a mutual exchange
of experiences, strength and hope. Sharing
of similar problems binds individuals and
groups together in a bond that is protected
by a policy of anonymity.
Al-Anon Is Not
A religious organization or a counseling
agency. It is not a treatment center nor is it
allied with any other organization offering
such services. Al-Anon Family Groups,
which includes Alateen for teenage
members, neither express opinions on
outside issues nor endorse outside
enterprises. No dues or fees
are required. Membership is voluntary,
requiring only that one's own life has been
adversely affected by someone elses's
drinking problem.
you?
There is a message of hope and help
in the program of Al-Anon Family
Groups.
Women,
men and
children
who were
once lonely,
lost and
helpless
because of
someone's
drinking, today have courage and
confidence in Al-Anon and Alateen.
They have discovered friends who
understand, as few others can. They
have found the tools to help
themselves - which can indirectly help
their alcoholic relatives or loved ones.
Contentment, and even happiness, is
possible whether the alcoholic is still
drinking or not.
For more about Al-Anon, please visit
our World Service Office at:
http://www.al-anon.alateen.org.
Welcome to the Walla Walla
Al-Anon Website.
We're Glad You're Here!
In Al-Anon We Learn;
Not to suffer because of the actions or
reactions of other people;
Not to allow ourselves to be used or
abused by others in the interest of
another's recovery;
Not to do for others what they could do
for themselves;
Not to manipulate situations so others
will eat, go to bed, get up, pay bills, not
drink;
Not to cover up for anyone's mistakes or
misdeeds;
Not to create a crisis;
Not to prevent a crisis if it is in the
natural course of events.
Al-Anon Purpose
Al-Anon has but one purpose: to help
families of alcoholics. We do this by
practicing the Twelve Steps, by
welcoming and giving comfort to families
of alcoholics, and by giving
understanding and encouragement to
the alcoholic.
Al-Anon Is
A worldwide organization that offers a
program of recovery for the families and
friends of alcoholics whether or not the
alcoholic seeks help or even recognizes the
existence of a drinking problem.
Members give and receive comfort and
understanding through a mutual exchange
of experiences, strength and hope. Sharing
of similar problems binds individuals and
groups together in a bond that is protected
by a policy of anonymity.
Al-Anon Is Not
A religious organization or a counseling
agency. It is not a treatment center nor is it
allied with any other organization offering
such services. Al-Anon Family Groups,
which includes Alateen for teenage
members, neither express opinions on
outside issues nor endorse outside
enterprises. No dues or fees
are required. Membership is voluntary,
requiring only that one's own life has been
adversely affected by someone elses's
drinking problem.