Welcoming New Practices Thought Force Presentation World Service Conference 2015 1.

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Welcoming New Practices Thought Force Presentation World Service Conference

“With the help of Al-Anon, my sponsor, and my Higher Power, change need not be so scary. If I don’t at least make an effort, I may never know how much I can accomplish.” —Hope for Today, p

Our Charge Identify the difficulties that keep the membership from considering, and perhaps embracing, new ideas within the fellowship and create strategies that could help the membership welcome new practices into the fellowship that are consistent with our spiritual principles. 3

Try This Write down a new practice in Al-Anon that you initially resisted Why did you have difficulty? How did you overcome the resistance? What spiritual principle(s) supported this new practice? 4

Why We Resist Change 5 Desire to control General fear of change Fear of risk Fear of dilution of the program Fear of not being able to adapt to changes

Why We Resist Change (cont’d) 6 Concern about the Traditions Apathy or inertia Focus on personal recovery, not the health of Al-Anon overall Difficulty trusting the process of change

Examples of New Practices from the Past 7

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Examples of New Practices in the Present New practices still challenging us The Al-Anon Declaration Social media – Facebook and Twitter Telephone meetings 10

Strategies Four categories: 1. Create communications/workshops 2. Encourage discussions about change 3. Explore technology as a means of encouraging change 4. Encourage innovative thinking 11

Strategy One: Workshops 12 Workshop focused on literature that addresses change Brainstorm/writing session for ideas relating to change/new practices

Strategy One: Workshops (cont’d) 13 Workshop on history of Al-Anon and changing practices over time, create a timeline Presentation on technologies and how they can be used for member, group, or business meeting communication

Strategy Two: Discussing Change 14 Encourage workshops/meetings on change Consider ways to find meeting places that don’t imply affiliation Highlight new practices embraced by the membership that have strengthened program

Strategy Two: Discussing Change (cont’d) 15 Create sharing sheet for meeting topics on changing attitudes, technologies, face of Al-Anon Encourage use of service tools that address overcoming resistance to change

Strategy Three: Technology 16 Use new technologies to keep members up to-date Encourage members to be proactive and open to new ideas Help members gain access to technology

Strategy Four: Innovative Thinking 17 Encourage innovative thinking and expansive brainstorming at all levels Offer methods for withholding judgment during discussion Create environment and atmosphere of dreaming big, envisioning Al-Anon’s future without limiting thinking

Discussion 1. Which of these strategies do you think would help Al-Anon members overcome fear of change and embrace new practices? 18

Discussion 2.Can you apply one or more of these strategies to a current difficulty in your group, district, or Area? 19

Discussion 3.Would you like to share the personal experience you wrote about at the beginning? 20