"Pero no quiero compartir eso ..." "¡Entonces no te recuperarás!" Esa fue la respuesta de mi padrino a la mayoría de los temores que experimento. No puedo estar sobrio en aislamiento. Tampoco puedo conseguirlo si no lo dejo de estar.
Cuando empecé a tomarme este programa en serio y trabajar los pasos con un padrino que trabaja los pasos con su padrino (y así sucesivamente), ha quedado muy claro para mí que nuestro enfoque principal y propósito primordial es el duodécimo paso: llevar el mensaje.
Cuando llegué a ser miembro de la Junta de Custodios de SA en el verano de 2014, era claramente un recién llegado a este nivel de servicio, pero estaba emocionado de dar lo mejor de mí en todo lo que pudiera hacer para ayudar a compartir nuestro maravilloso mensaje a los sexólicos que sufren.
This morning in the hybrid Manchester, US “Not a Glum Lot meeting,” we read the first story “I’m a Sexaholic” from Member Stories 2007. The text from The Real Connection today was entitled “Hidden Desires” and talked about riding a motorcycle too close to the edge of the Grand Canyon.
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to share our experience of working with therapists, counselors, the church, and others. It has been quite a journey since we Nairobi members began meeting in our venue nine years ago. It is a room at a church; during weekdays, the room is used as a gym.
This is Kathie S., sexaholic, about the Scottish convention, which I attended last weekend for the first time. I appreciated receiving the schedule well in advance, which helped me to feel less afraid of the unknown, indicating many old timers speaking, with much helpful experience.
In this time of year, Sexaholics Anonymous casts a glance into the future and asks “What do we need to fulfill our primary purpose? How can we best support the ever-growing needs of the fellowship worldwide?” Part of that planning is to create a financial budget for the next year.
SA Belgium was set up by members who had ample experience in AA and Al-Anon in working with a specific kind of professional: journalists. Our country doesn’t have the sensation-driven media-culture of some other countries, which makes for a safe and rewarding experience of cooperation, all in the spirit of the 11th Tradition.
The Support for Professionals (SIP) committee (formerly H&I—Hospitals and Institutions) was recently renamed to reflect what we have really functioned as for the past seven years. We abandoned the former name because we now aim to more fully support the mental health community at large
Did you know that SA has a produced 30-second Public Service Announcement and that you can get it played on your local television station? If we’ve piqued your curiosity, read on!
