Letter to Professionals

Dear Community Professional,

In your professional role, you may be familiar with Alcoholics Anonymous, better known as A.A. You may have clients, employees, colleagues or others whom you recognize to have a problem with alcohol and would like to steer toward A.A.

The purpose of the A.A. Committee for Cooperation with the Professional Community is to be "friendly with our friends" in all walks of life that may have professional contact with the alcoholic. We want the A.A. message of personal recovery to reach those who desire our help.

Simply stated, Alcoholics Anonymous is a worldwide fellowship of men and women-over two million of them-who help each other maintain sobriety and who offer to share their recovery experience with others. Anyone who thinks he or she has a problem, is welcome at an A.A. meeting. The only requirement for A.A. membership is a desire to stop drinking.

Should you have questions about A.A., we can put you in contact with one of our members who would be glad to answer your questions on A.A. personally. He or she is also available to introduce your clients or colleagues to our fellowship.

In addition, there is more information about our fellowship available in A.A. literature. The enclosed list offers a few of the services in which you may be interested. This list, returned to us by mail or email message with your selections, will be promptly replied to with a phone call to arrange an answer to your request in the manner most convenient to you. If you simply want us to mail this information, please indicate this with your address in the response.

1) A.A. website meeting booklet in Washtenaw County; includes dates time and locations at www.hvai.org

2) Order forms or e-Mail  orders for A.A. literature to Office@hvai.org

3) Accompany an A.A. member to an OPEN meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous ay treatment@hvai.org

4) Have a member of A.A. contact you in order to make arrangements to speak to a group or individual about Alcoholics Anonymous.

Sincerely,

CPC Committee Members
Huron Valley Area Intergroup

P.S. Please feel free to copy this letter/list and distribute to someone else who may find it useful.

Huron Valley Area Intergroup
31 South Huron Street
Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197
www.HVAI.org

Contact District Treatment Chairperson: Deb B. 734) 218-4320
Huron Valley Area Treatment Chairperson: Rob B. 734) 717-7204

If you wish to email us click here.
Information for Professionals link to Alcoholics Anonymous World Service.