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If you or someone you know grew up in an alcoholic or dysfunctional home, ACA can help you heal from the past. Dysfunctional family types may include: Alcoholic, Militaristic, Emotionally Ill, Perfectionist, Hypochondriac Parent, Sexual Abuse What we do in ACA meetings: We share what is happening in our lives, and how we are dealing with these issues in our recovery program (ie. we share our experience, strength, and hope). We meet to share our experience and recovery in an atmosphere of mutual respect. We discover how alcoholism and other family dysfunction affected us in the past and how it influences us in the present. We begin to see the unhealthy elements of our childhood. By practicing the Twelve Steps, focusing on the ACA Solution, and accepting a loving Higher Power of our own understanding, we find freedom.

If you or someone you know grew up in an alcoholic or dysfunctional home, ACA can help you heal from the past. Dysfunctional family types may include: Alcoholic, Militaristic, Emotionally Ill, Perfectionist, Hypochondriac Parent, Sexual Abuse What we do in ACA meetings: We share what is happening in our lives, and how we are dealing with these issues in our recovery program (ie. we share our experience, strength, and hope). We meet to share our experience and recovery in an atmosphere of mutual respect. We discover how alcoholism and other family dysfunction affected us in the past and how it influences us in the present. We begin to see the unhealthy elements of our childhood. By practicing the Twelve Steps, focusing on the ACA Solution, and accepting a loving Higher Power of our own understanding, we find freedom.

If you or someone you know grew up in an alcoholic or dysfunctional home, ACA can help you heal from the past. Dysfunctional family types may include: Alcoholic, Militaristic, Emotionally Ill, Perfectionist, Hypochondriac Parent, Sexual Abuse What we do in ACA meetings: We share what is happening in our lives, and how we are dealing with these issues in our recovery program (ie. we share our experience, strength, and hope). We meet to share our experience and recovery in an atmosphere of mutual respect. We discover how alcoholism and other family dysfunction affected us in the past and how it influences us in the present. We begin to see the unhealthy elements of our childhood. By practicing the Twelve Steps, focusing on the ACA Solution, and accepting a loving Higher Power of our own understanding, we find freedom.