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About this meeting
ACA Albourne meets every Wednesday at 7pm in the village of Albourne, near Hassocks in West Sussex. Adult Children of Alcoholics is a Twelve Step fellowship for adults whose childhood was shaped by a parent's drinking or by other family dysfunction, and its work is about healing from that early experience rather than about stopping any behaviour in the present. The meeting is open, so alongside those who identify as adult children, friends, relatives and professionals are equally welcome to sit in. There is no cost and no registration process; anyone curious is welcome to arrive a little before the meeting begins.
Common questions
Can family or friends come to this meeting, not just ACA members?
Yes - it's an open meeting, so friends, family members and professionals are just as welcome as those who identify as adult children.
Is there any charge for this meeting?
No, it's free, and there's no booking required - you can just show up.
Where is Albourne, and what postcode should I use?
Albourne is a village near Hassocks in West Sussex, postcode BN6 9BN.
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