Young People

They didn’t choose to be alcoholics

No one does. It was when he retired that things really began to go downhill.

No one does. It was when he retired that things really began to go downhill.

Breaking the silence from childhood into adulthood

From moments of silence born out of fear and shame to breaking that silence with a phone call at ten, advocating for safety.

From moments of silence born out of fear and shame to breaking that silence with a phone call at ten, advocating for safety.

Alcohol robs

Always one step forward and three steps back

Person with finger in front of lips to represent people feeling unable to talk about alcohol problems and addiction in the family

Always one step forward and three steps back

You still have half of me

Time goes on like nothing happened. Everyone goes about their lives like nothing happened.

Time goes on like nothing happened. Everyone goes about their lives like nothing happened.

Me and my dad

I feel the confidence now to be able to share my experience of being a child of an alcoholic

I feel the confidence now to be able to share my experience of being a child of an alcoholic

Living with an alcoholic father

Like many families with addiction, there was constant covering up to make things look ‘respectable’ and keep the secret.

Cath an adult child of an alcoholic father

Like many families with addiction, there was constant covering up to make things look ‘respectable’ and keep the secret.

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