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About this meeting
On Thursdays at 7pm, Rockfield Medical Centre, 73 Doury Road in Ballymena, County Antrim opens its doors for an Al-Anon Family Groups meeting. Sharing at this meeting takes place in Polish. The fellowship exists for people affected by someone else's drinking rather than for the person who drinks, and its members include partners, parents, adult children and friends of someone whose drinking has caused them concern. Being an open meeting, it welcomes anyone affected by someone else's drinking, including people coming along for the first time. It lasts around an hour and a half. It costs nothing to attend and there is no sign-up process, so turning up on the Thursday is all that is needed.
Common questions
Czy to spotkanie odbywa się w języku polskim?
Tak, to spotkanie grupy rodzinnej Al-Anon w Ballymena odbywa się w języku polskim, w każdy czwartek o godzinie 19:00.
Who can attend, and do I need to bring the person whose drinking has affected me?
Al-Anon exists for people touched by someone else's drinking, whatever the relationship, whether a partner, parent, adult child or friend. The drinker themselves is not the member. This meeting is open, so newcomers and long-standing members attend the same session. No. The meeting is for you, in your own right, and many people attend entirely on their own. The person whose drinking has affected you never needs to come along, and does not even need to know you are going.
Do I need to book in advance, and does it cost anything?
Al-Anon meetings are always free to attend, and there is no booking system, so turning up on Thursday at 7pm is all that is needed. The meeting lasts around an hour and a half.
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