Co-Anon Family Groups
Co-Anon meeting readings and literature
Official Co-Anon links in one place: the readings used at meetings, where newcomers can start, and where to get the literature.
Meeting readings
The readings often read aloud at Co-Anon meetings, on the fellowship's own site.
- The Twelve Steps of Co-Anon
(PDF document, opens in a new tab)Read aloud by a member after the introductions.co-anon.org - An Honest Look at Ourselves
(PDF document, opens in a new tab)Read straight after the Steps, on how a loved one's addiction becomes our own.co-anon.org - The Twelve Traditions of Co-Anon
(PDF document, opens in a new tab)Co-Anon's Traditions. Not in the suggested format, but read at some groups.co-anon.org - About Addiction, and Dos and Don’ts
(PDF document, opens in a new tab)The Dos and Don’ts are read about five minutes before the meeting closes.co-anon.org - What is Co-Anon?
(PDF document, opens in a new tab)The statement of what Co-Anon is.co-anon.org - To the Co-Anon newcomer
(PDF document, opens in a new tab)The newcomer reading, with the Co-Anon Tools for Recovery.co-anon.org - The Promises
(PDF document, opens in a new tab)The Promises, reprinted from pages 83 and 84 of Alcoholics Anonymous.co-anon.org
New to Co-Anon?
Get the literature
Co-Anon has no online shop. Its literature is free to download and print from co-anon.org.
12steps is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Co-Anon Family Groups or any other fellowship. Links open the fellowship's own website; we take no commission on anything bought there.