Families Anonymous meets in Stroud every Sunday evening at 7.30pm, for an hour, at The Exchange on Brick Row. The group is there for family and friends affected by a loved one's drug use or related behavioural problems, offering a quiet space to talk honestly with others in a similar position. There's no need to bring the person you're concerned about along; the meeting exists to support you in your own right, and many people attend without the other person ever knowing. Using the twelve steps, members work through their own experience rather than trying to fix anyone else. It's open to all newcomers as well as established members, free to attend, and no booking is required before turning up.
Do I have to bring the person who has the problem?
No. Families Anonymous is for you, in your own right. Many members attend alone and never bring the relative or friend whose drug use concerns them.
Is there a cost or do I need to book?
No, it is free to attend and there is no need to book.
How long does the meeting last?
It runs for about an hour, from 7.30pm to 8.30pm.
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