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About this meeting
At Leyland Pentecostal Church, Broad Street in Leyland, Lancashire, an Al-Anon Family Groups meeting runs weekly on Thursdays at 8pm. 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. This is an open meeting, so anyone with a connection to the situation, including newcomers still deciding whether Al-Anon is for them, is welcome to attend. The meeting runs for around an hour and a half. Nothing needs to be arranged in advance and there is no cost, so newcomers can simply come along on the Thursday.
Common questions
Is this meeting only for family members of someone who drinks?
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.
Can I attend without the relative or friend who drinks?
No, not at all. Al-Anon is about your own experience and wellbeing, so attending alone is normal and expected. The relative or friend concerned is not required to be there, or even aware of it.
Do I need to book in advance, and does it cost anything?
No cost and no registration are involved. Arrive for 8pm on Thursday, and you are free to leave whenever you need to as well. The meeting lasts around an hour and a half.
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