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About this meeting
At St Paul's Methodist Centre, Queens Road in Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, an Al-Anon Family Groups meeting runs weekly on Wednesdays at 6pm. It is a fellowship for relatives and friends of people who drink, not for the person with the drinking, and covers partners, parents, adult children and close friends alike. As an open meeting, there is no restriction on who can sit in, so first-timers and people simply exploring the programme are just as welcome as long-standing members. Sessions typically run for around an hour. No booking or payment is required; newcomers usually find it easiest to arrive a little before the 6pm start.
Common questions
Who is this meeting for?
It is for family members and friends affected by another person's drinking, rather than for the drinker. That covers partners, parents, grown-up children and close friends. Because this is an open meeting, anyone with a connection to the situation can come along, including on a first visit.
Can I attend without the relative or friend who drinks?
No, not at all. Al-Anon is about your own experience and wellbeing, so attending alone is normal and expected. The relative or friend concerned is not required to be there, or even aware of it.
How do I join, and is there a fee?
No cost and no registration are involved. Arrive for 6pm on Wednesday, and you are free to leave whenever you need to as well. The meeting lasts around an hour.
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