S.L.A.A.

Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous is a Twelve Step, Twelve Tradition oriented fellowship based on the model pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous. The only qualification for S.L.A.A. membership is a desire to stop living out a pattern of sex and love addiction. From S.L.A.A.'s 8 core documents, see the 40 Questions for Self-Diagnosis. S.L.A.A. is supported entirely through the contributions of its membership and is free to all who need it.

Contact Ontario S.L.A.A. for more information. An S.L.A.A. volunteer will discreetly respond to your inquiry. Toronto Messageline: 416-486-8201. Email: info@slaa-ontario.org.

NEWS:

Ottawa Meeting (Helpless No More) will not be held on Friday April 14th.

Intergroup now meeting at Our Lady of Lourdes Church (520 Sherbourne St. Toronto, On) - last Thursday of each month.

Bellwood is now located at 175 Brentcliffe Road, Toronto

Saturday evening meeting at St. Michael's Hospital - start time changed to 5:00 pm.

Meeting Closed: TORONTO Wednesdays 7:00 PM - no longer running.

Day and Location Change: Hamilton, New Hope Ladies - women only group meeting every Monday evening at 6:30pm at The Unitarian Church. 170 Dundurn St. South in Hamilton.

To counter the destructive consequences of sex and love addiction, we draw on five major resources:

Sobriety. Our willingness to stop acting out in our own personal bottom-line addictive behavior on a daily basis.
Sponsorship / Meetings. Our capacity to reach out for the supportive fellowship within S.L.A.A.
Steps. Our practice of the Twelve Step program of recovery to achieve sexual and emotional sobriety.
Service. Our giving back to the S.L.A.A. community what we continue to freely receive.
Spirituality. Our developing a relationship with a Power greater than ourselves which can guide and sustain us in recovery.

As a fellowship S.L.A.A. has no opinion on outside issues and seeks no controversy. S.L.A.A. is not affiliated with any other organizations, movements, or causes, either religious or secular.

We are, however, united in a common focus: dealing with our addictive sexual and emotional behavior. We find a common denominator in our obsessive/compulsive patterns, which transcends any personal differences of sexual orientation or gender identity.

We need protect with special care the anonymity of every S.L.A.A. member. Additionally we try to avoid drawing undue attention to S.L.A.A. as a whole from the public media.

This page is based on S.L.A.A.'s Conference-approved Preamble.

Our Ontario Intergroup does not speak for all of S.L.A.A. This website is not the official S.L.A.A. Fellowship-Wide Services website. We are autonomous except in matters affecting other Groups or S.L.A.A. as a whole.