Welcome to Dutchess County Al-Anon Family Groups
If you've been affected by someone else's drinking, you've come to the right place.
What is Alcoholism?
A Disease of Compulsive and Uncontrolled Drinking
A Disease of Compulsive and Uncontrolled Drinking
Alcoholism is widely recognized as a disease of compulsive drinking, which can be arrested, but not cured.
It is a progressive illness, which will only get worse as long as the person continues to drink.
Total abstinence from drinking is the only way to arrest this disease.
Alcoholism affects the entire family; everyone who has contact with the alcoholic is affected.
The only person who can stop the alcoholic from drinking is the alcoholic himself or herself.
It is a progressive illness, which will only get worse as long as the person continues to drink.
Total abstinence from drinking is the only way to arrest this disease.
Alcoholism affects the entire family; everyone who has contact with the alcoholic is affected.
The only person who can stop the alcoholic from drinking is the alcoholic himself or herself.
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Last Updated 06/25/2024
Al-Anon meetings are held in person Monday through Friday, and online via Zoom most days, throughout Dutchess County.
Please note, this information is subject to change depending on the state of the pandemic, the weather, holidays,
and because many groups are currently discussing their return to in-person meetings.
Please check back for updates.
We make every effort to post timely information.
To leave a message for an Al-Anon Volunteer, you may call 845-432-4710
Al-Anon meetings are held in person Monday through Friday, and online via Zoom most days, throughout Dutchess County.
Please note, this information is subject to change depending on the state of the pandemic, the weather, holidays,
and because many groups are currently discussing their return to in-person meetings.
Please check back for updates.
We make every effort to post timely information.
To leave a message for an Al-Anon Volunteer, you may call 845-432-4710