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SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-03-26/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-04-02/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-04-09/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-04-16/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270423T083000
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UID:10018672-1808469000-1808473500@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-04-23/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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UID:10018673-1809073800-1809078300@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-04-30/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270507T083000
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SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-05-07/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270514T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270514T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
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UID:10018675-1810283400-1810287900@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-05-14/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270521T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270521T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018676-1810888200-1810892700@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-05-21/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270528T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270528T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018677-1811493000-1811497500@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-05-28/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270604T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270604T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018678-1812097800-1812102300@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-06-04/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270611T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270611T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018679-1812702600-1812707100@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-06-11/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270618T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270618T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018680-1813307400-1813311900@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-06-18/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270625T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270625T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018681-1813912200-1813916700@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-06-25/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270702T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270702T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018682-1814517000-1814521500@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-07-02/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270709T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270709T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018683-1815121800-1815126300@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-07-09/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270716T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270716T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018684-1815726600-1815731100@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-07-16/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270723T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270723T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018685-1816331400-1816335900@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-07-23/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270730T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270730T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018686-1816936200-1816940700@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-07-30/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270806T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270806T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018687-1817541000-1817545500@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-08-06/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270813T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270813T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018688-1818145800-1818150300@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-08-13/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270820T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270820T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018689-1818750600-1818755100@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-08-20/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270827T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270827T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018690-1819355400-1819359900@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-08-27/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270903T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270903T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018691-1819960200-1819964700@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-09-03/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270910T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270910T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018692-1820565000-1820569500@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-09-10/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270917T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270917T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018693-1821169800-1821174300@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-09-17/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270924T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270924T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018694-1821774600-1821779100@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-09-24/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271001T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271001T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018695-1822379400-1822383900@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-10-01/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271008T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271008T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018696-1822984200-1822988700@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-10-08/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271015T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271015T094500
DTSTAMP:20260408T170606
CREATED:20260322T020158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260322T020621Z
UID:10018697-1823589000-1823593500@slaa-sfeb.org
SUMMARY:South SF: Safe Arrivals
DESCRIPTION:Safe Arrivals is a weekly meeting with a primary focus on recovery from emotional\, social\, sexual\, and work-related anorexia — patterns of withdrawal\, avoidance\, and difficulty giving or receiving nourishment in life. \nMany people who struggle in these ways do not identify with common descriptions of sex or love addiction. Some have little relationship history at all\, yet experience: \n\nChronic isolation or loneliness\nFear of closeness\, exposure\, or vulnerability\nEmotional numbing or detachment\nReliance on fantasy instead of real connection\nDisappearing or withdrawing when stress increases\nAvoidance of people\, places\, and situations that might be triggering\nDifficulty sustaining meaningful work\, self-care\, or daily structure\n\nIn SLAA\, these patterns are understood as part of the same illness — often described as anorexia\, a compulsive restriction of emotional\, relational\, sexual\, or life nourishment. \nThis can include work anorexia\, such as: \n\nAvoidance of necessary work tasks or career development\nActing-in behaviors that block productivity or forward movement\nCycles of procrastination\, paralysis\, or shutdown\nDifficulty tolerating evaluation\, responsibility\, or visibility\nNeglect of health\, finances\, or daily self-maintenance\n\nAvoidance may once have served as protection from overwhelm\, trauma\, or shame\, but over time it can become a life strategy that deepens isolation and reduces freedom. \nSafe Arrivals aims to provide a calm\, structured\, trauma-informed environment where recovery can begin at a manageable pace. The emphasis is on stability\, consistency\, and rebuilding capacity for connection\, responsibility\, and participation in life. \nYou do not need to use any specific label to attend. If patterns of withdrawal or restriction are causing suffering\, you are welcome. \nWest Bay Alano Club\n216 Mosswood Way\nSouth San Francisco \nFree Parking; 10 minute drive from SFO Rental Car center; Samtrans ECR bus; 25 minute walk to BART; 30 minute walk to Caltrans.
URL:https://slaa-sfeb.org/event/south-sf-safe-arrivals/2027-10-15/
LOCATION:West Bay Alano Club\, 216 Mosswood Way\, South San Francisco\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting: In-Person
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