Napier Hall on Dumbarton Road in Old Kilpatrick, near Erskine, hosts an Adult Children of Alcoholics meeting every Tuesday at 6.15pm. ACA is for adults who grew up with alcoholism or other family dysfunction in their childhood home, and the fellowship uses the Twelve Steps to work through the lasting effects of that upbringing rather than to stop a present-day behaviour. The meeting is open, so anyone who identifies with that experience is welcome, including newcomers who have never attended ACA before, and sharing is voluntary. It is free to attend, with no need to book a place.
Who can attend the West Dunbartonshire ACA meeting?
Anyone who grew up with alcoholism or other family dysfunction is welcome, and it is an open meeting, so newcomers can attend without having been before.
Will I have to share?
No, sharing is voluntary, and it is fine to attend and simply listen at first.
Is it free, and do I need to book?
Yes, it is free with no booking needed. Come to Napier Hall, Dumbarton Road, Old Kilpatrick, for 6.15pm on Tuesday.
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