Attendees: Alex O., Mark H., Lisa C., Danyalle
Continue readingTN. ACA Intergroup Meeting Notes 3-14-2020
Attendees: Alex O., Stan B., Lisa C., Danyalle, Kristianna, Bridget, Freddie, Mark H. The meeting was recorded.
Continue readingMinutes ACA Intergroup of Tennessee 2-8-2020
Attendees- Freddie B., Bridget L., Chris J., Stan B., Fritz, Danyalle, Mark H., Mary Helen, Marilyn, Dan, Anthony, Alex O., Lisa C.
Continue readingTN ACA Intergroup meeting 1-11-2020
Attendees- Danelle, Mark H., Anthony, Marilyn, Alex O., Glenn, Christiana, Bridget, Lisa C.
Continue readingSpeaker Meetings
Expect the Best ACA will be starting a speaker meeting! In months with a 5th Tuesday, we will have a speaker meeting instead of our regular book study on the 5th Tuesday.
The next speaker meeting will be Tuesday, July 30, 2019, at 6:30pm. Please join us!
2019 AWC CLOSING TALK

2019 AWC CLOSING TALK – CHARLIE H – COURAGE APPLIED
The 2019 ACA World Convention was held in Malmo Sweden. This talk was done by Charlie H and includes the closing Ceremony with the Serenity Prayer in many languages. Enjoy!
Recovery is Happening – Here, Now
I never would have believed that facing life on life’s terms would be easier the more I let go – or that letting go could ever be possible for me at all. Life on life’s terms! Wasn’t that the disappointment, fear, and horror of the life I had in childhood and continued to have as an adult? What were these people thinking? Why would I ever even want to do that? Continue reading
Celebrate National Recovery Month in September with ACA at RecoveryFest Nashville 2017!
September 13, 2017
Check out RecoveryFest Nashville 2017
East Park Greenspace
11:00am to 5:00pm
Saturday September 30, 2017
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Reparenting – Why Bother?

Reaching The Inner Child Through Reparenting
During a recent annual Labor Day fish fry, a close family member asked me why I still do emotional work on childhood abuse. He explained that reflecting on his childhood memories and feelings was not helpful and that counseling and support groups were traumatic for him. Why did I kept putting myself through that? Why couldn’t I just get over it? Why didn’t I follow his lead and smile – even if I felt like crying? That’s what he does.