How important is reaching out to other members in the program? Calling others, sharing vulnerably, and being open to others’ experiences allows the Fellowship to support me throughout my day.

By working the Twelve Steps of SA, we experience joy, connection, and honesty. We seek to practice the Steps in all our affairs.

While our disease creates noise that prevents us from hearing Higher Power’s presence, our SA Program helps diminish the noise to hear Higher Power and the rest of humanity.

Taking Step Ten inventory allows us to check our actions and motives that we may have missed during the day. This allows us to stay sober and in recovery.

In an addiction that communicates despair and shame, SA offers great hope and an opportunity for a new life.

It can be difficult at times to track progress in recovery. Having an SA sponsor helps us to stay on track and to get back on track when we wander off.

The disease can teach us how to blame others for our problems. Working the Step Four inventory with a sponsor helps us to take responsibility for our own actions.

When desperate and hitting rock bottom, there was no other option except Sexaholics Anonymous. A Fellowship was ready to welcome this newcomer from the other side of the world.

What is lust? What damage does it do to my life, and how does the Program restore my life with a newfound freedom?

Knowing the problem helps an individual identify if they are a sexaholic. In addition, SA sobriety is the metric by which we determine sobriety and measure our recovery.