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What is Alateen? Alateen is part of the Al-Anon fellowship and is for Young People who come together to:

bulletShare experience, strength and hope with each other.
bulletDiscuss their difficulties and problems caused by their parent's drinking habits.
bulletLearn effective ways to cope with their problems.
bulletConfidentially support one another.
bulletEncourage one another.
bulletHelp each other understand the principles of the Al-Anon program.

                     Is someone's drinking getting to you?  Take This Quiz and See If Alateen Is For You.

                        Alateen Members Learn:

bulletCompulsive drinking is a disease.
bulletThey can detach themselves emotionally from the drinker's problems while continuing to love the person.
bulletThey are not the cause of anyone else's drinking or behavior.
bulletThey cannot change or control anyone but themselves.
bulletThey have spiritual and intellectual resources with which to develop their own potentials, no matter what happens at home.
bulletThey can build satisfying and rewarding life experiences for themselves.

Also visit Alateen World Service's Website at
www.al-anon.alateen.org

Friends and family members of problem drinkers meet
to confidentially discuss their difficulties and learn
effective ways to cope with day-to-day living.

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This website is not intended to replace a sponsor, but rather to aide you and your sponsor in recovery.  This is just a way to start working the steps, and share in someone else's experience, strength and hope. 

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This Website was last updated on:  January 26, 2007

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