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About this meeting
On Saturdays at 4pm UK time, women and non-binary members of Adult Children of Alcoholics gather online for a closed meeting called Healing From Body Shame. ACA is for adults who grew up with alcoholism or other family dysfunction, and this particular meeting looks at the shame many carry about their bodies as part of that inheritance. Being closed, it's kept to members who share ACA's membership desire, which lets the group speak plainly about a subject that can be hard to raise elsewhere. There's nothing to book and no venue involved, since it runs entirely online; you can join from wherever suits you, with the details kept on ACA's own meeting page. Newcomers are welcome to come along and simply listen at first if that feels easier.
Common questions
Who can come to this meeting?
It's a closed ACA meeting for women and non-binary members. Closed means it's kept for people who share ACA's membership desire, those who grew up with alcoholism or other family dysfunction, rather than being open to supporters or the simply curious, so members can talk freely about topics like body shame.
Do I have to pay or register beforehand?
No. ACA meetings are free and there's no registration process. You just join when the meeting starts at 4pm on Saturday.
How do I join the meeting online?
You'll find the joining details on ACA's own meeting page rather than here. Cameras aren't mentioned as compulsory, so if you'd rather listen than be seen at first, that's fine.
Attending online
This meeting takes place online. The joining details are published on Adult Children of Alcoholics’s own page — always check there shortly before the meeting for the current link.
Get the joining detailsAll times UK & Ireland. We never publish meeting links or passcodes — the fellowship’s own page always has the current details.
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