Al-Anon
A support fellowship for people worried about someone else's drinking.
Family and friends of people with drug addiction
Nar-Anon
A 12-step program for family members and friends affected by someone else's addiction.
Who this may fit
Loved ones who need support, boundaries, and community while someone else is using drugs or recovering.
What to know
- Nar-Anon is for family and friends, not a replacement for emergency or treatment services.
- Virtual meetings are available in multiple languages and regions.
- Loved ones in danger should use emergency resources and local crisis services.
How Sober Network uses this page
This page explains the pathway and points visitors to official program resources. Sober Network does not run these programs, verify every meeting, or provide clinical recommendations.
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