On Thursday mornings at 10.30am, the Salvation Army Hall on Drip Road in Raploch, Stirling, holds an Al-Anon Family Groups meeting. Al-Anon is for anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else's drinking, including partners, parents, adult children and friends, whether or not that person is currently drinking. As an open meeting, it welcomes newcomers without any need to have attended before, and you do not have to bring along the person whose drinking affected you. The session runs for two hours, giving members time to share their own experience of coping. It is free to attend, with no booking needed in advance.
Who can come to the Stirling Al-Anon meeting?
Anyone affected by someone else's drinking is welcome, including partners, parents, adult children and friends. It is open, so first-timers can simply attend.
Do I have to bring the person who drinks?
No, the meeting is for your own support. Many people attend without the person whose drinking has affected them ever being there.
Is there a cost, and do I need to book a place?
No, it is free with no booking needed. Come along to the Salvation Army Hall on Drip Road, Raploch, for 10.30am on Thursday.
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