Different paths. Same clearing.
Warriors in Recovery gathers meetings, literature, and podcasts from SAA, SA, SLAA, and Worth Recovery in one place — so you can find what fits without having to dig for it alone. No sign-up, no tracking, no names.
Fellowships
Each program marks its own trail. None of them is the "right" one — the right one is the one you'll actually walk. Here's a plain look at each.
SAA
Sex Addicts Anonymous. Twelve steps, member-defined sobriety, open to any orientation or gender.
Read more →SA
Sexaholics Anonymous. Twelve steps with a specific, shared sobriety definition worth reading closely.
Read more →SLAA
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous. Covers sex, love, and relationship patterns — including avoidance.
Read more →Worth Recovery
Not a fellowship — a personally-vetted library of tools, therapists, and resources from someone further down the road.
Read more →Built to be safe for everyone in the rooms
Compulsive sexual behavior doesn't check who you love or how you identify. This site names it when a program's language leaves people out, and it points to LGBTQ+-specific meetings and podcasts wherever they exist. You shouldn't have to translate a fellowship's words into your own life before you can use them.