Al-Anon, You and the Alcoholic
Answers the most frequently asked questions about Al-Anon and how it helps families deal with problems brought about by alcoholism. Eight pages. P-2
Alcoholism, a Merry-Go-Round Named Denial
A dramatic analogy helps family members and friends see the roles they play in the lives of alcoholics. 24 pages. P-3
Alcoholism, the Family Disease
This longtime favorite includes: the purpose of the Al-Anon program; stories of people who found serenity in Al-Anon; questions and answers; "Just for Today;" wisdom from our slogans; evaluating our maturity; thoughts to live by; and the "Three Obstacles to Success in Al-Anon." 32 pages. P-4; P-4L Large-print
Freedom from Despair
A message of hope for those faced with alcoholism, a problem they can't solve alone. Four pages. P-6
Guide for the Family of the Alcoholic
A clear and realistic look at alcoholism, the problems encountered by those closest to the alcoholic, and the choices available to the family. 12 pages. P-7
Purpose and Suggestions
A brief introduction to Al-Anon with down-to-earth suggestions for making improvements in our lives. Six pages. P-13
So You Love an Alcoholic
First steps to a changed attitude toward the alcoholic. Unexpected answers to the question, "What shall I do?" Six pages. P-14
3 Views of Al-Anon
Members of AA share why they recommend Al-Anon to the families and friends of alcoholics and how they cooperate with Al-Anon to help alcoholics and their families. Eight pages. P-15
The Twelve Steps and Traditions
For personal or group growth. A handy, pocket-sized guide to understanding and using Al-Anon's Steps and Traditions in our daily lives. Also includes the "Three Obstacles to Success in Al-Anon." 24 pages P-17
What Do You Do about the Alcoholic's Drinking?
Depicts common misconceptions of family members and friends of alcoholics in trying to cope with the disease of alcoholism and how Al-Anon can help. Eight pages. P-19
Sponsorship, What It's All About
Sponsorship is a vital tool of the Al-Anon program. This pamphlet offers guidance on how to find a Sponsor, what to expect of the relationship, and suggestions for Sponsors. 16 pages. P-31
This is Al-Anon
Meeting guidelines include: Al-Anon's Suggested Welcome and Closing; Preamble; Serenity Prayer; Twelve Steps, Traditions, and Concepts of Service; and the slogans. 12 pages. P-32
Why Anonymity in Al-Anon?
Personal anonymity is a spiritual principle of Al-Anon members. Inludes examples that respect confidences of members in everyday situations. Eight pages. P-33
Al-Anon Sharings from Adult Children
Personal stories illustrate how Al-Anon helps members deal with lingering effects of their parents' alcoholism. Revised in 2004, it now includes a section on how adult children apply the Twelve Steps to their lives. 24 pages. P-47
Understanding Ouselves and Alcoholism
Explains how compulsion, addiction, obsession, and denial affect alcoholics and those close to them. Six pages. P-48
Al-Anon Spoken Here
Questions and answers lead to a better understanding of Al-Anon's unique program of recovery. Eight pages. P-53
The Concepts - Al-Anon's Best-Kept Secret?
This illustrated pamphlet explains the principles of worldwide service contained in Al-Anon's third Legacy, the Twelve Concepts of Service, and how to apply them to our personal lives. 32 pages. P-57
Al-Anon's Twelve Traditions Illustrated
Al-Anon's second Legacy is explained with words and illustrations to help all members grasp the principles of the Twelve Traditions. 32 pages. P-60
Does She Drink Too Much? From Men, about the Women in Their Lives
Men who have found answers in Al-Anon share what has helped them. Six pages. P-62
Dear Mom & Dad
This powerful leaflet gives a clear picture of what Alateen means to Alateen members. For parents, teachers, friends, and others. Six pages. P-67
Al-Anon's Cofounders: the Extraordinary Work of Two Ordinary Women
The stories of Lois W. and Anne B. and the early days of Al-Anon. Six pages. P-87
Service Sponsorship: Working Smarter, Not Harder
Explains the benefits of having and/or being a Service Sponsor. Offers tips for having an effective service experience by not doing it alone. Eight pages. P-88
Al-Anon is for Men
Straightforward information helps men identify typical reactions to alcoholism in another person. Six pages. P-1
How Can I Help My Children?
Parents can help their children understand the family disease of alcoholism. Changed attitutes and behavior will help the entire family. Includes inspiring stories from parents. 24 pages. P-9
To the Mother and Father of an Alcoholic
Sharings from parents of alcoholics and straightforward answers to frequently asked questions help relieve parents of the fear anger, blame, guilt, and confusion that come with realizing their child is an alcoholic. 16 pages. P-16
The Al-Anon Focus
Al-Anon members who are also recovering alcoholics describe how they have been affected by the alcoholism of others. Six pages. P-45
Al-Anon Is for Gays and Lesbians
No matter how different or unique one may feel, help and hope are available in Al-Anon for anyone affected by someone else's drinking. Six pages. P-85
Al-Anon's Path to Recovery - Al-Anon Is for Native Americans/Aboriginals
This outreach tool for Native communities describes the benefits of the Al-Anon program. Six pages. S67
Al-Anon Is for... African Americans... African Canadians... All People of Color
Useful for group literature racks and for Public Outreach efforts to help people of color identify with the Al-Anon program. Six pages. S-68
NEW! Al-Anon Is for Adult Children of Alcoholics
This new service tool is ideal for outreach both inside and outside the fellowship. Six pages. S-69
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