Memphis Area Al-Anon • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Is Al-Anon for You? Help is here for the asking.

Detachment can help us look at our situa-tions realistically and objectively. Alcoholism is a family disease. In Al-Anon we learn nothing we say or do. Nyc al-anon intergroup 4 w. 43rd st suite 308 new york, ny 10036 212 941-0094 phone info@nycalanon.org webmaster@nycalanon.org.

Our 20-question self-quizzes can help you decide if Al-Anon may be of help. Take one or both of the quizzes below. If you identify with some of the sentiments, we encourage you to give Al-Anon a try! Rachelle Ferrell Rachelle Ferrell 1992 Rare here. 'Are you troubled by someone's drinking?'

Do you worry about how much someone drinks? Do you tell lies to cover up for someone else's drinking? Do you blame the drinker's behavior on his or her companions? These are a few of the questions from the Al-Anon pamphlet is designed to help you decide whether or not you may be affected by the excessive drinking of someone close. Online or document of the quiz.

'Did you grow up with a problem drinker?' Do you constantly seek approval and affirmation? Do you fear criticism? Do you care for others easily, yet find it difficult to care for yourself?

Do you attract and/or seek people who tend to be compulsive and abusive? These are a few of the questions from the Al-Anon pamphlet that is designed to help you decide whether or not you may have been affected by the excessive drinking of a family member.