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About this meeting
In Uxbridge, the Uxbridge Daytime Tuesday group runs an Al-Anon Family Groups meeting every Tuesday at 10.30am. The meeting is for people whose lives are or have been touched by someone else's drinking, whether that's a partner, parent, adult child or friend. It meets for an hour and a half at Room 8 at Christ Church on Redford Way, off Belmont Road, an open meeting where you don't need to bring anyone else along. There is no charge and no need to book, so you can simply turn up shortly before the start.
Common questions
Is this meeting only for close relatives?
No. No particular relationship is required, only that someone else's drinking has affected your life, whether as a partner, parent, adult child or friend.
Is it okay to come on my own?
Yes, it's entirely normal to attend alone. The meeting exists to support you, not the person who drinks.
Is there a charge, and how do I book a space?
It doesn't cost anything and there's no booking required, so you're welcome to arrive on the day.
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