 Courage to Change: One Day at a Time
in Al-Anon II
This collection
of insightful daily reflections reveals the
surprisingly simple things that can transform lives.
Book, indexed. 384 pages. B-16 (or B-17 large print version)
 One
Day at a Time in Al-Anon
This Al-Anon classic
offers inspirational daily readings
relating Al-Anon philosophy to everyday situations.
Book, indexed. 376 pages. B-6 (or B-14 large print version)
 Hope for Today
This insightful new daily reader
is a collection of thoughts and meditations based on the sharing of
Al-Anon members who grew up with the family disease of alcoholism.
Indexed. 378 pages. B-27 (or B-28 large print version)
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Alcoholics
Al-Anon's "basic
book" reflects the shared wisdom
of Al-Anon members today. The most comprehensive
book on Al-Anon for personal and meeting study.
Book, indexed. 400 pages.
B-22
 Paths to Recovery: Al-Anon's Steps,
Traditions, and
Concepts
A guide for study of
Al-Anon's three legacies. Chapters
on each Step, Tradition, and Concept of Service include
insightful text, poignant personal stories, and thought-
provoking questions for
group or individual study.
Book, indexed. 354 pages.
B-24
 Al-Anon’s Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions
The Twelve Steps and Twelve
Traditions come alive through essays, personal reflections and stories
from Al-Anon members. Indexed. 142 pages.
B-8
 From
Survival to Recovery: Growing up in an Alcoholic Home
The family disease of alcoholism is discussed with
courage and rigorous honesty–revealing the pain, recovering the past, and
renewing hope for all of us. Indexed. 302 pages.
B-21
 NEW Blue Print For Progress
Al-Anon’s Fourth Step Inventory has been a recovery tool
for Al-Anon members – helping them to take stock of themselves and their lives.
Blueprint is now revised to a larger format, with a more comprehensive series of
questions for personal inventory. P-91
2002-2004 Al-Anon/Alateen
Service Manual
Al-Anon's policies, suggestions for groups,
our service
structure, and the Twelve Concepts of Service are described
in detail. A "must-have" handbook for Al-Anon trusted
servants. Revised 2000. Booklet. 216 pages.
P-24/27
 In All our Affairs: Making
Crises Work for You
Al-Anon members'
personal stories reveal how applying
specific Al-Anon principles helped them through life's
difficult situations. Includes stories of dealing with death,
divorce, violence, abuse, infidelity, and more.
Book, soft cover, indexed. 256 pages. B-15
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 Al-Anon Fact
File
Factual information
for the general public, media,
professional community and those working in the field
of alcohol treatment. Pamphlet. 8 pages. P-36
Al-Anon is for
Gays and Lesbians
For all family
members and friends of alcoholics who
identify with unique lives and common experiences.
Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-85
 Al-Anon is for Men
Straightforward information helps men
identify typical
reactions to alcoholism in another person.
Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-1
 Al-Anon Sharing
from Adult Children
Personal stories
illustrate how Al-Anon helps members
deal with lingering effects of their parents' alcoholism.
Pamphlet. 20 pages. P-47
Al-Anon Spoken
Here
Questions and answers
that lead to a better understanding
of Al-Anon's unique program of recovery.
Pamphlet. 12 pages. P-53
Al-Anon, You and the Alcoholic
Answers the most
frequently asked questions about
Al-Anon and how it helps families deal with problems
brought about by alcoholism.
Pamphlet. 12 pages. P-2
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 Al-Anon's Twelve
Steps & Twelve Traditions
The Twelve Steps
and Twelve Traditions come alive
through essays, personal reflections and stories from
Al-Anon members. Book, indexed. 142 pages. B-8
 Alcoholism, a Merry-Go-Round Named
Denial
A dramatic analogy
helps family members and friends
see the roles they play in the life of an alcoholic.
Pamphlet. 20 pages. P-3
 Alcoholism, the
Family Disease
This long-time
favorite includes: purpose of the Al-Anon
program; member stories; questions/answers; slogans;
evaluating our maturity; the "three obstacles to success."
Pamphlet. 32 pages. P-4 & P-4L (large print)
 As We
Understood…
Al-Anon members share
their understanding of a
Higher Power, fellowship, spiritual awakening, prayer,
meditation, and letting go.
Book, indexed. 269 pages. B-11
 Blueprint
for Progress (Inventory)
Al-Anon’s Fourth Step Inventory has been a
recovery tool for Al-Anon members – helping them to take stock of themselves
and their lives. Blueprint is now revised to a larger format, with a more
comprehensive series of questions for personal inventory. P-91
Dear Mom & Dad
This powerful leaflet
gives a clear picture of Alateen. For
parents, teachers, friends, and others.
Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-67
 Does She Drink
Too Much? From Men, About Women
in Their Lives
Men who have found
answers in Al-Anon share what has
helped them. Revised 1998. Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-62
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 Freedom from
Despair
A message of hope for
those faced with alcoholism, a
problem they can't solve alone. Pamphlet. 4 pages. P-6
From Survival to
Recovery: Growing up in an
Alcoholic Home
The family disease of
alcoholism is discussed with
courage and rigorous honesty – revealing the pain,
recovering the past, and renewing hope for all of us.
Book, indexed. 302 pages. B-21
 Guide for the
Family of the Alcoholic
A clear and realistic
look at alcoholism, problems
encountered by those close to the alcoholic, and choices
available to the family. Pamphlet. 16 pages. P-7
 How Can I Help
My Children?
Parents can help
their children understand the family
disease of alcoholism. Changed attitudes and behavior
will help the entire family. Pamphlet. 24 pages. P-9
In All our Affairs: Making
Crises Work for You
Al-Anon members'
personal stories reveal how applying
specific Al-Anon principles helped them through life's
difficult situations. Includes stories of dealing with death,
divorce, violence, abuse, infidelity, and more.
Book, soft cover, indexed. 256 pages. B-15
 Lois Remembers
Lois W., co-founder
of Al-Anon, recalls the eventful
years before and after the founding of AA and Al-Anon.
Book, illustrated, soft cover, indexed. 204
pages. B-7
 Purpose and
Suggestions
A brief introduction
to Al-Anon with down-to-earth
suggestions for making improvements in our lives.
Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-13
 Service Sponsorship: Working Smarter,
Not Harder
Explains the benefits
of having and/or being a service
sponsor. Offers tips for having an effective service
experience by not doing it alone.
Pamphlet. 8 pages. P-88
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 So You Love an Alcoholic
First steps to a
changed attitude toward the alcoholic.
Unexpected answers to the question, "What shall I do?"
Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-14
 Sponsorship,
What It's All About
REVISED
Offers guidance on
how to find a sponsor, what to expect
of the relationship, and suggestions for sponsors.
Pamphlet. 16 pages. P-31
 Two Ordinary Women
The stories of Lois
W. and Ann B. and the early days of
Al-Anon. Pamphlet. 8 pages. P-87
 The Al-Anon Focus
Al-Anon members who
are also recovering alcoholics
describe how they have been affected by the alcoholism
of others. Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-45
 Concepts:
Al-Anon's Best-Kept Secret?
Al-Anon's third
legacy of service is explained to help all
members grasp the principles of worldwide service and
apply them to their personal lives. New illustrations
added in 1999. Pamphlet. 32 pages. P-57
The Dilemma of the Alcoholic
Marriage
Al-Anon can help
with the unique problems of alcoholic
relationships. Members share experiences with applying
the Twelve Steps to their relationships.
Book, softcover, indexed. 100 pages. B-4
 The Twelve Steps and Traditions
For personal or group
growth, a handy guide to
understanding and using Al-Anon's Steps and Traditions
in our daily lives.
Pamphlet. 24 pages. P-17
 This is Al-Anon
Meeting guidelines
revised in 1998 include: Al-Anon's
suggested Welcome and Closing, Preamble, Serenity Prayer,
Twelve Steps and Traditions, and the slogans.
Pamphlet. 12 pages. P-32
 Three Views of
Al-Anon
Members of Al-Anon
and AA tell how they cooperate to
help alcoholics and their families. Pamphlet. 8 pages. P-15
 To the Mother
and Father of an Alcoholic
Sharings from parents of alcoholics and
straight-forward
answers to
frequently asked questions help parents learning
of a
child's problem drinking. Pamphlet. 16 pages. P-16
 Understanding
Ourselves and Alcoholism
Explains how
compulsion, addiction, obsession, and
denial affect those close to an alcoholic.
Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-48
 What Do You Do
About the Alcoholic's Drinking?
Depicts common
misconceptions family members and
friends of alcoholics experience in trying to cope with
the disease of alcoholism. Pamphlet. 8 pages. P-19
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 What's "Drunk"
Mama?
Large-print,
illustrated booklet helps younger children
understand alcoholism. An excellent tool for parents.
Booklet. 31 pages. P-44
When I Got Busy,
I Got Better
Participation in
Al-Anon builds self-esteem and confidence.
Members share service experiences in the Al-Anon program.
Booklet. 64 pages. P-78
Why Anonymity in
Al-Anon?
Personal anonymity is
a spiritual principle of Al-Anon.
Includes examples of respecting confidences of members
in everyday situations. Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-33
Why Conference
Approved Literature?
Explains how
Al-Anon Conference Approved Literature
(CAL) comes to be, and the importance of using only
Al-Anon CAL at Al-Anon/Alateen meetings.
Pamphlet. 6 pages. P-35
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