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Alateen How Does Alateen Help Teens Impacted by a Loved One's Struggle with Alcoholism?
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TGIA (Thank God It's Alateen)
Meets weekly on Tuesday nights at 7:00 p.m. at The Fellowship Club, 3224 1st Ave, NE, Cedar Rapids, IA. Meeting located upstairs in the room on the left. Chairlift available. Al-Anon and AA meet same time separate rooms.
TRY ALATEEN CHAT
Alateen meetings in the Mobile App are for young people affected by someone else's drinking. You are invited to share experience, strength and hope with other teens. It is not a face-to-face meeting.(Meetings will be displayed in the Mobile App in your local time.)
Alateen is...
- Part of Al-Anon Family Groups.
- Members come together to share life experiences with loved one's alcoholism.
- Patient and kind.
- Discuss difficulties.
- Learn effective coping skills.
- Provide strength, hope, and encouragement to each other.
- Resources available for self-study.
- Help each other understand how the program works if you work if through the use of the Twelve steps and Alateen's Twelve Traditions.
- Free to attend.
- CONFIDENTIAL!
Alateen is Not...
- A program for young people seeking sobriety.
- To complain about parents or someone else
- A social hangout.
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How can Al-Anon Help Alateen?
What does AMIAS stand for?
AMIAS is an acronym for Al-Anon Member Involved in Alateen Service.
How do I get involved as an Al-Anon member? Check out the information by downloading the items below.
More Questions, please see our CONTACT US page.
What is an AMIAS? *Are certified as an AMIAS.
*Must be present to hold an Alateen meeting.
*Provide oversight for a safe forum for the Alateen meeting.
*Provide guidance to the Alateen members to take responsibility for the Alateen meeting.
*Are active members of an Al‑Anon group, attending meetings regularly.
Reprinted from World Service Organization
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