"Let it begin with me" - How Al-Anon Helps
This video was designed for adults affected by someone else's drinking. You will hear from professionals who will help you to recognize if alcoholism exists in your family. You will also hear from anonymous members of Al-Anon Family Groups who will explain in their own words what life was like before they found Al-Anon, how Al-Anon has helped them and what life is like for them today. For more reasons to try Al-Anon Family Groups, see Al-Anon Speaks for Itself Part 2 and visit al-anon.org. Al-Anon cooperates with therapists, counselors, and other professionals, but is not affiliated with and does not endorse any organization or professional. Al-Anon members: Please remember to maintain anonymity in your comments and don't divulge your Al-Anon/Alateen membership.

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