About

Why this exists

Recovery from compulsive sexual behavior can be hard to research quietly. Search results mix real fellowships with treatment centers, clickbait, and program pages that quote each other in circles. Warriors in Recovery exists to make the first hour of that search easier — and kinder.

What this site is

A plain, independently maintained index of publicly available meetings, literature, and podcasts across SAA, SA, SLAA, and Worth Recovery. It's built and kept up by one person in the recovery community, not by any of the fellowships themselves.

What this site isn't

It isn't a program of its own, a treatment provider, or a substitute for a sponsor, therapist, or doctor. It doesn't collect names, emails, or accounts — there's nothing here to sign up for, and nothing about your visit is tracked.

On language and who this is for

Every program listed here is open to people of any gender, orientation, or relationship structure, whether or not their literature was written with that in mind. Where a program's language or sobriety definition might not reflect your life, this site says so plainly on the Programs page rather than leaving you to find out the hard way.

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Know a meeting, book, or podcast that belongs here — especially one built for LGBTQ+ members, or in a language other than English? Reach out.

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If you're in crisis right now: call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US), or contact the RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673. You don't have to wait for a meeting to get support.