Little House Al-Anon Meeting

04/08/2026

Nothing changes when nothing changes. We must do the inside work!

03/26/2026

“If one person gets well, the whole family situation improves and even the alcoholic can benefit from the changed family attitudes. In the same way, the family benefits when the alcoholic gets help. The more people who work on recovery, the better! It is to the entire family’s advantage to understand and encourage the method of recovery chosen by the alcoholic while not accepting the responsibility, the blame or the credit for the results.

“My family has developed a hands-off policy toward the alcoholic’s recovery. We try to be supportive and cooperative and then get out of the way. Even though the recovery may take a long time, we’re willing to wait. My wife didn’t become an alcoholic overnight—she’s not going to get well immediately. Neither are we. On the other hand, I recognize that she may never become easy to live with, although she’s sober. It’s my choice to look at my own circumstances and make my own decisions. No one in Al-Anon tells me to stay or leave, and I’m grateful for that.”

“Living With Sobriety” (p. 14-15)

Are you worried about someone who drinks too much? Maybe Al-Anon can help you. To find an Al-Anon meeting in the US (including Puerto Rico), Bermuda, and Canada, visit goo.gl/DcR3qn. For other areas, goo.gl/V4319R.

Electronic meetings are also available. Information is available at: goo.gl/3Pa2by

03/09/2026

03/02/2026

Happy Monday Recovery Family 💙

Today’s Topic…Why Read the Daily Readers?

Daily Al-Anon reading provides essential, bite-sized, and actionable insights to help members focus on "One Day at a Time" fostering serenity, and recovery from the effects of someone else’s drinking. It offers daily meditations, tools, and shared experiences to replace negative thinking with positive, healthy principles.

Key benefits of daily Al-Anon reading include:

* Focusing on the Present: It encourages living in the moment, reducing the tendency to dwell on past mistakes or worry about the future.

* Applying Principles: It provides daily opportunities to practice recovery principles, such as detachment, boundaries, and self-care.

* Emotional Regulation: It serves as a tool for overcoming, managing, or understanding complex emotions like anger, fear, and resentment.

* Relatability & Hope: Reading the experiences of others provides comfort, reducing the feeling of being alone in the struggle.

* Easy Access to Support: Daily readers, such as One Day at a Time in Al-Anon, see Courage to Change, Hope for Today, and A Little Time For Myself, allow for quick, daily spiritual maintenance and, when needed, targeted reading on specific issues using the index.

Reading these materials helps members shift their focus from the alcoholic to their own well-being and personal growth.

What is your favourite Daily Reader?

Please share with us in Fellowship ♥️

02/10/2026

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02/03/2026

Did you know that many of your favorite Conference Approved Literature titles are becoming available as ebooks? Ebooks are an excellent way to take your recovery books on the go. Digital versions of your printed books allow you to read your Al-Anon books anytime, anywhere on smartphones, tablets, ereaders (like Kindle or Kobo), or computers while maintaining your anonymity.

You can find Al-Anon Family Groups’ ebooks on many popular platforms. Browse available titles at:

https://ecomm.al-anon.org/EN/Products/Digital_Products/EN/RiSE/Store/Product-Type.aspx?Type=DIGITAL

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if you need an Al-Anon meeting little House is here for You
12 noon on Tuesday and Thursday @ 5:30

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01/28/2026

Alcoholism is a disease that affects not only the alcoholic, but also the alcoholic's family. According to Gallop, 32% of Americans say that someone else’s drinking has caused problems in their lives. In other words, 103,693,000 people in the U.S. can benefit from support available in local Al-Anon groups. Al-Anon members, perhaps unlike anyone else, identify with each other because they have all dealt with similar situations related to the family disease of alcoholism.

Find out more about Al-Anon at:

https://bit.ly/3jDPexb

01/23/2026

“I've developed more empathy, patience, and kindness for my alcoholic partner and others in my life since finding Al-Anon Family Groups. I've grown as a communicator, prioritized my self-care, and built lifelong friendships.”

~ Anonymous Al-Anon Member
2021 Al-Anon Membership Survey

11/20/2025

Please join us for our Al-Anon meeting Thursday at 5:30.
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