Nar-Anon Literature can be ordered online at the

If you prefer to order literature paying by check via regular mail, you can download and print an order form:

Nar-Anon Family Groups

World Services

Nar-Anon Blue Booklet

The Nar-Anon program, format included.

Nar-Anon Blue Booklet (Large Print)

The Nar-Anon program, format included.

A Guide for the Family of the User

Explains how drug abuse is a family illness. 12 pages.

Nar-Anon Personal Stories

Member’s own stories as written. 6 pages.

Open Letter To My Family

An addict explains his illness and how the family can help. 6 pages.

Newcomer’s Packet

Information for the Newcomer, Detachment (blue sheet), Personal Stories, and To The Concerned Family

Do’s and Don’ts

A bookmark with helpful suggestions based on

Nar-Anon principles.

I Used To Play Crazy Games (by Nacy. R)

One member’s story of recovery. 30 pages.

Passport to Freedom

Nar-Anon’s purpose, aid for the newcomer, goals and expectations.

Information for the Newcomer

Explanation of the Nar-Anon program.

Just For Today

Bookmark - suggestions for coping with problems one day at a time.

Twenty Questions - Do You Need Nar-Anon?

Questions to help determine if you need Nar-Anon.

Detachment - The Key To Survival

A good source for meeting topics.

To The Concerned Family Member or Friend

If a family member or friend may be using drugs.

Becoming A Sponsor in Nar-Anon

Explanation of what a sponsor is.

How to Deal With Stress? Try the Nar-Anon Way

It’s Not About Yesterday But Today

Common emotional stages when coming to terms with the disease of addiction.

Let’s Talk About Anonymity

Finding A Sponsor

Explanations on how to find a sponsor.

Let’s Talk - Do You Need Nar-Anon?

Nar-Anon Focus - Recovering Addicts Who Need Nar-Anon

No Group? You Can Start One

What Happens After Treatment?

Why Nar-Anon’s program helps.

The Nar-Anon Twelve Tools of Recovery

These are the tools we have found essential in working towards our own recovery.

Appropriate Sharing & Crosstalk

The difference between a social gathering and a support group is that the support group has a direction that promotes healthy communication for all who attend.

New Group Packet

Necessary info to start a Nar-Anon meeting. Includes Meeting Format, Table Meeting Card, registration form, small Blue Booklets

Outreach Packet

100 of each of the following Nar-Anon literature handouts (on white paper) to use for conventions, events, health fairs, community unity days, etc. Includes: To the Concerned Family and Friend, Fact Sheet - Professional, Helping (pamphlet style), Open Letter, and Twenty Questions

The Nar-Anon Twelve Step Program

Explains each of the Twelve Steps of Nar-Anon.

33 pages.

Nar-Anon SESH (Sharing Experience, Strength & Hope)

Nar-Anon members sharing their experience, strength and hope in writing. This daily reader carries the message of Nar-Anon recovery to those who suffer the effects of another’s addiction.

382 pages.

Nar-Anon Family Groups’ Guide to Local Services

Information for the group.

Nar-Anon Outreach Information Folder

For public information service.

4th Step Inventory

A checklist to help in taking the Fourth Step.

Taking A Group Inventory

A checklist to help determine how your group is progressing.

How To Start A Group

Meeting Format

An outline for the leader or chair to follow.

Nar-Anon Spoken Here

A table card.

Nar-Anon Meeting Record Book (for Group Secretaries)

Contains 52 sheets for recording the group’s expenses, leader of the week, discussion topic, names and phone numbers of members and new comers for follow-up calls.

Nar-Anon Posters (for Public Information)

9 X 13 inches. Can be placed in hospitals, public places, and churches.

Fact Sheets (for Professionals)

Information to the professional.

Fact Sheets (for group public information)

For group public relations.

Nar-Anon SESH (Español) [Vol. 1 de 6] Draft

31 Days in Nar-Anon from Brazil

From Nar-Anon Family Groups - Brazil

Paths to Recovery

The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, with insights, personal stories, and questions. 354 pages.

As We Understood

Sharings about prayer, letting go, fellowship, mediation, Higher Power, spiritual awakening.

262 pages.

Blueprint for Progress

A guide for taking a Fourth Step inventory. (revised)

96 pages.

Hope for Children of Alcoholics (for Narateen Groups)

How young people deal with the effects of alcoholism and sobriety in their home.

A Day At A Time (for Narateen Groups)

A collection of positive daily sharings.

384 pages.

Living Today in Alateen (for Narateen Groups)

A new daily reader, filled with wonderful, hope-filled sharings.

378 pages.

Living With Sobriety

About accepting change, guilt, resentment, disappointments, communication, and happiness.

32 pages.

and send it and your check to the World Service Office

A new Nar-Anon Group will require a New Group Packet. Please contact Nar-Anon World Service Office by phone, mail, or e-mail for information about the New Group Packet.