About Meetings

There are many different kinds of meetings. All meetings open with a statement of the purpose and philosophy of SLAA, a reading of the Twelve Steps, introductions so we can get to know each other, time for getting current, and a closing.

All meetings follow the 12 Traditions of SLAA, adapted from the mother program, Alcoholics Anonymous.

ADDING OR CHANGING MEETING INFORMATION

Add a New Meeting to the Calendar

To have a new meeting added to the local calendar, email the Intergroup Chair at chair@slaa-sfeb.org.
- Tell them about the meeting generally.
- The Chair will email you back with a Password to fill out the Meeting Schedule Registration on this website.
We will add the new meeting to the calendar as soon as we can.

For more instructions on creating a new meeting, proceed to Start a New Meeting page.

Make Update to an Existing Meeting

To make changes to an existing meeting on the calendar, email the Web Person at webmaster@slaa-sfeb.org.
- Tell them about the changes to the meeting generally.
- The Web Person will email you back with a Password to fill out the Meeting Schedule Registration form on this website.
We will make the changes to the meeting posting as soon as we can.

KEY TO MEETING DESCRIPTIONS

Click to see description of each

12 = Step Study

Step Study meetings focus on the work involved in the 12-step program. They may include reading the steps from the AA and/or SLAA books, discussing the steps, and writing on the steps as a part of all our recovery.

CH = Chips

Some meetings offer tokens of sobriety, known as “Chips”. Chips are available for many periods of sobriety, ranging from days to years.

C = Closed Meeting

Closed meetings are open only to SLAA members. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop acting out a pattern of sex and love addiction.

GC = Getting Current

“Getting Current” meetings have time for members to update the group about their daily lives and progress in recovery.

LGBTQ+ = Lesbian/Gay/Bi/Trans/Queer/+

LGBTQ+ meetings are a safe place for LGBTQ+ members to work their recovery.

NC = Newcomer

Newcomer meetings have a focus on introducing people to the program and its tools for recovery.

O = Open Meeting

Open meetings are open to Sex and Love Addicts & those trying to learn more about sex and love addiction. Newcomers are welcome at all Open meetings.

POC = People of Color

POC meetings are a safe space for people of color to explore their recovery.

S = Speaker

Speaker meetings feature a speaker sharing their recovery experience.

SC = Scent Free

Scent Free meetings provide a space for those sensitive to strong scents such as perfumes or other volatile products.

SD = Speaker/Discussion

Speaker/Discussion meetings feature speakers on topics related to recovery, and subsequent discussion.

WA = Wheelchair Accessible

Wheelchair accessible meetings are held in accessible facilities.

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Meeting Secretaries are encouraged to check their meeting listing to be sure the meeting information is up to date and there are helpful details for newcomers and the fellowship. Please follow the instructions above to make updates for existing meetings.

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ADDING OR CHANGING MEETING INFORMATION

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