Meetings
Attending meetings to learn more about alcoholism and how to deal with its effects is an important tool in our recovery process. It can be difficult going for the first time, but you will be welcomed by other members who remember what their first time was like. They will make you feel welcome!
Many different meeting formats exist, each with their own flavor. Some are directed at parents of alcoholics, some at teenage children, some at adult children, some at spouses, other relatives and friends.
You will hear members share how attendance has helped them more fully understand their alcoholic relative, and you will learn how to enjoy a full and happy life, regardless of whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not.
We are lucky that in Delaware we have meetings everyday that occur at a variety of times and locations. Click on the day of the week below to find a meeting near you.
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Note: All Al-Anon Family Group meetings welcome anyone who believes that his/her life has been affected by someone else’s drinking, either currently or in the past. Al-Anon meetings marked OPEN welcome attendance by observers, these occasionally include students and professionals who work with alcoholics and their families and want to learn more about Al-Anon.
Click on the day to find a meeting.
To contact the group records coordinator, click here.