Topic: Family 12-Step
Why Addiction is a Family Disease
Partners of addicted people may have difficulty leaving or setting boundaries because they do not wish to be rejected or hated by their partner.
Topics: co dependency, Family 12-Step, family dysfunction
Families: Getting More From 12-Step Support
Topics: 12Step, alanon and alateen, co dependency, Family 12-Step
Families: On Being a Newcomer in a 12-Step Group
What can a newbie reasonably expect from participation in Alanon et al? Support, although perhaps of a type you don’t initially recognize, since it doesn’t involve much sympathy.
Topics: 12Step, alanon and alateen, co dependency, Family 12-Step
Families: Why Alanon?
If you’ve made friends among people who share your experience and are willing to listen, you’re miles ahead of most family members, who still have no place where they can safely vent their own problems.
Topics: 12Step, alanon and alateen, co dependency, Family 12-Step
12-Step Programs for Families
Family programs like Al-anon and Alateen can help us learn ways to recover from the effects of someone else’s addiction, and help us contribute to their recovery
Topics: 12Step, alanon and alateen, co dependency, Family 12-Step, recovery support groups