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Getting there
About this meeting
Salisbury Wednesday is an online Adult Children of Alcoholics meeting that keeps the name of the local group it grew from, though it is joined from wherever you happen to be. It runs every Wednesday at 7.30pm, UK and Ireland time. Adult Children of Alcoholics, usually shortened to ACA, is for adults whose childhoods were shaped by a parent's drinking or other family dysfunction, and the focus is on understanding that experience rather than stopping a behaviour of your own. It is an open meeting, so partners, friends and professionals are also welcome to listen. There is no register to sign and nothing to prepare beforehand, so anyone new can simply join and get a feel for how the group shares before speaking themselves.
Common questions
Who is this meeting for?
Adult Children of Alcoholics is for anyone who grew up with a parent's drinking or with other family dysfunction and wants to understand its lasting effects. As an open meeting, partners, friends and professionals are also welcome.
Is there a cost or do I need to book?
No. It is free and there is nothing to book. Joining details are published on the Adult Children of Alcoholics meeting page; just turn up a few minutes before 7.30pm.
Do I need to speak or have my camera on?
Not at all. Newcomers are welcome to sit in and listen for as long as they need before deciding whether to share.
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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