What Al-Anon Can Offer
You cannot control someone else's drinking—but you can find support.
Al-Anon does not provide treatment, counseling, or advice about how to make another person stop drinking. Members share their own experience, strength, and hope and learn to focus on their own well-being and choices.
Through meetings, members may find:
- Understanding from people with similar experiences
- Healthier ways to respond to difficult situations
- Relief from isolation, fear, or confusion
- Tools for establishing appropriate boundaries
- Encouragement to care for themselves
- Hope, whether or not the person who drinks seeks help
| The only requirement for Al-Anon membership is to be affected by someone else's drinking.
Whole-Family Sundays at MFC
Every Sunday from 6–7 p.m., AA, Al-Anon, and Alateen meetings are held simultaneously.
Individuals and family members can attend the program appropriate for them, allowing the whole family to pursue recovery and support at the same time.
