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About this meeting
The Kingston ACA Meeting rounds off the week on Sunday evenings, starting at 6.30pm at Kingston Methodist Church on Fairfield South. Adult Children of Alcoholics is a fellowship for adults whose upbringing was affected by a parent's drinking or by other family dysfunction, and it uses the twelve steps to work through the lasting effects of that childhood rather than to stop a behaviour of one's own. It is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, including friends, relatives and professionals who want to understand or support someone with that background. There is no charge to attend and nothing to book in advance; newcomers can simply arrive at the church for half past six.
Common questions
Who can come to the Kingston ACA meeting?
Adults affected by a parent's drinking or family dysfunction, plus friends, relatives and professionals, since this is an open meeting.
Is there a fee or a need to book a place?
No, it is free and there is no booking system; just arrive at Kingston Methodist Church on Fairfield South for 6.30pm.
What time does the meeting finish?
The listing does not give an end time, but ACA meetings of this kind typically run for around an hour to ninety minutes.
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