Facing the Door (and My Doubts) I was 56 years old when I walked into my first ACA meeting. I still remember sitting in my car outside the church basement, feeling both embarrassed and oddly relieved. I’d spent years telling myself that I didn’t need this kind of...
At some point, many people start to notice patterns in their lives that don’t quite make sense. You might react strongly to conflict, feel responsible for other people’s emotions, or struggle to fully relax – even when things are going well. You may have worked hard...
The 2021 ACA Annual Business Conference adopted a motion for the Literature Committee to plan “a revised edition of the Big Red Book to be more inclusive of all experiences of gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion/spirituality, and a broader range of...
After 75 years of extraordinarily good health, I have recently had a series of health issues which appear to be unrelated but which I suspect are connected in some way that I don’t understand. As an ACA, I hate mystery. I hate not knowing. But my intuition tells me...
Mother: “I would have had an abortion if I had known.” (You are not supposed to be here.) Father (after saying I will come home if he promises not to hit me): “I will not be blackmailed.” (Do not forget. You are not supposed to be here.) Husband: “No one wants to hear...
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