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Sex Addiction Support Groups To that end they apply a program in which the sexaholic, with the help and support of the wider group, works a progressive set of twelve steps adopted from the original steps developed by Alcoholics Anonymous, and adapted to better suit their goal of sexual sobrety. Their literature includes Sexaholics Anonymous ("The White Book") and AA's Alcoholics Anonymous ("The Big Book").

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Sexual Compulsives Anonymous (SCA) operates with one primary purpose: "to stay sexually sober and to help others to achieve sexual sobriety." To that end, SCA encourages its members to develop their own definition of sexual sobriety and craft an appropriate recovery program, although the addict can work a progressive set of twelve steps adapted and adopted from the original steps developed by Alcoholics Anonymous, Their literature includes Sexual Compulsives Anonymous: A Program of Recovery ("The Little Blue Book).

www.sca-recovery.org

Sexual Recovery Anonymous (SRA) operates with one primary purpose: "to stay sexually sober and help others achieve sobriety." They define sexual sobriety as no sex with one's self or with any partner other than one's spouse or mutually-committed partner.

To that end they apply a program in which the addict, with the help and support of the wider group, works a progressive set of twelve steps adopted from the original steps developed by Alcoholics Anonymous, and adapted to better suit their goal of sexual sobriety.

www.sexualrecovery.org

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