Sex
and Love Addicts Anonymous is a Twelve Step - Twelve Tradition oriented
fellowship based on the model pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous.
One of the resources we draw
on is our willingness to stop acting out in our own personal
bottom line addictive behavior on a daily basis. In addition,
members reach out to others in the fellowship, practice the
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of S.L.A.A. and seek a relationship
with a higher power to counter the destructive consequences
of one or more addictive behaviors related to sex addiction,
love addiction, dependency on romantic attachments, emotional
dependency, and sexual, social and emotional anorexia.
We find a common
denominator in our obsessive, compulsive patterns which renders
any personal differences of sexual or gender orientation irrelevant.
This page was created to be of service
to those in San Diego County who are seeking the fellowship in S.L.A.A.
To learn more about the organization, please visit the official
S.L.A.A. website. A good place to start might be with the link to: "The 40 Questions for Self Diagnosis excerpted © 1985 S.L.A.A."
or "Questions
Beginners Ask", both found on the official S.L.A.A. website.
Click
here for Meeting Schedule
S.L.A.A.
FWS International Convention
Tampa, FL - July 18 - 20, 2008
Fellowship-Wide
Services for recovery from sex addiction and love addiction
S.L.A.A.
Preamble
© 2003 S.L.A.A.
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous is a Twelve Step, Twelve Tradition-oriented fellowship based on the model pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous.
The only qualification for S.L.A.A. membership is a desire to stop living out a pattern of sex and love addiction. S.L.A.A. is supported entirely through the contributions of its membership, and is free to all who need it.
To counter the destructive consequences of sex and love addiction we draw on five major resources:
- Sobriety.
Our willingness to stop acting out in our own personal bottom-line
addictive behavior on a daily basis.
- Sponsorship / Meetings.
Our capacity to reach out for the supportive fellowship within
S.L.A.A.
- Steps. Our
practice of the Twelve Step program of recovery to achieve
sexual and emotional sobriety.
- Service.
Our giving back to the S.L.A.A. community what we continue
to freely receive.
- Spirituality.
Our developing a relationship with a Power greater than ourselves
which can guide and sustain us in recovery.
As a fellowship S.L.A.A. has no opinion on outside issues and seeks no controversy. S.L.A.A. is not affiliated with any other organizations, movements or causes, either religious or secular.
We are, however, united in a common focus: dealing with our addictive sexual and emotional behavior. We find a common denominator in our obsessive/compulsive patterns which renders any personal differences of sexual or gender orientation irrelevant.
We need protect with special care the anonymity of every S.L.A.A. member. Additionally, we try to avoid drawing undue attention to S.L.A.A. as a whole from the public media.
