Our Family Support Group serves as a community for friends, loved ones, and family members of alcoholics to learn about alcoholism, understand how to support an alcoholic, and experience an improved quality of life, regardless of the alcoholic’s recovery.
Meetings
We invite you to join us! All meetings are in Central Time.
Weekly Support Groups
Wednesdays at 6:30 pm and Thursdays at 12:00 pm
We meet for one hour to help family members, loved ones, and friends to better understand their loved ones’ disease of alcoholism, provide support, and answer any questions.
Breakfast Club
Second Sundays at 10:00 am
Enjoy food and refreshments on Sunday morning followed by a recovered alcoholic and recovered family member sharing their experience of strength and hope.
Prefer to dial-in via mobile phone or landline?
Call +1 346 248 7799 and use Meeting ID: 659 313 946 Passcode: maggies
Resources
In addition to attending a Family Support Group meeting, we encourage you to start learning about the disease of alcoholism, and reach out to connect with us – whether you have questions or just need to talk to someone who has been where you are.
CALL OR TEXT A MEMBER OF FAMILY SUPPORT
Deborah
214.683.1992
Mother of an addict son, Family member of alcoholics/addicts
Diane
214.796.2742
Mother of an alcoholic daughter
Floyd
972.923.2335
Husband of an alcoholic
Judy
978.618.2574
Mother of an alcoholic daughter
Laurie
214.578.3051
Wife and partner of a recovered alcoholic
Lauren
817.223.2170
Daughter of an alcoholic/addict, Wife of an alcoholic/addict
READ THE BIG BOOK
The Fourth Edition of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous is the same curriculum that is taught at The Magdalen House. You can view a PDF version of the book for free online, or you can purchase a hardback or softcover. We encourage that you read the first 164 pages, especially The Doctor’s Opinion, Chapter 8: To Wives, Chapter 9: The Family Afterward, and Chapter 10: To Employers.
JOIN US AT BIRTHDAY NIGHT
Family members, friends, and loved ones are welcome to attend Birthday Night, held on the first Monday of every month at 7:00pm (CDT) where alcoholic women in our recovery community pick up chips to celebrate milestones in their sobriety, surrounded by their peers. More information about how to attend Birthday Night can be obtained at our weekly Family Support Group meeting, or by reaching out to one of the volunteers listed above.
The Magdalen House Family Support Group gives families, loved ones, and friends tools to effectively support a loved one in the face of the confusion and chaos of alcoholism. Alcoholism is a disease that directly impacts at least 17 people around a single alcoholic – including loved ones, family members, friends, employers, coworkers, and the community.
If this is you, you are not alone. We are a group of volunteers who have struggled with our loved ones’ alcoholism and found hope and healing.
Open to All
This group is open to anyone who knows or loves an alcoholic, or an addict. Your loved one does not need to be a client of The Magdalen House, or in recovery.
The Magdalen House Family Support Group is not an Al-Anon group and is not associated with Al-Anon Family Groups, Inc.
