SLAA Traditions state the each group should be autonomous. Individual meetings rely heavily on both conference approved methods and group conscience to decide on how they will be conducted.

A large part of what makes a meeting or SLAA group successful is the service provided by its members.

Can you take on a role in making sure your meeting is doing the primary work of SLAA…to help others get sober from sex and/or love addiction?

• • Lead a meeting
  • Arrive early and help set up a meeting (put out literature, set up chairs, etc.)
  • Volunteer to be the official welcomer for newcomers
  • Take on an officer or coordinator role
    • Annual Chair
    • Treasurer
    • Literature Coordinator
    • Recording Secretary
  • Start a new SLAA meeting 

Taking on any role for your “home group” shows that you take some level of ownership for the meeting. It helps both you and the meeting.