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The SLAA Promises of Recovery

 Here are the S.L.A.A. Promises:

Now we were truly feeling some sense of deep release from the past! We were free of much guilt for our misdeeds, from the shame of having fallen short of our inner values. In many instances the values we had thought were ours had turned out to be someone else’s, and we had shed or changed these to allow the seeds of our own personal wholeness to take root and grow.

We were indeed living new, positive, unfolding lives, Whether in partnership with others or in solitude, we had truly been granted a spiritual release from our sex and love addiction. While vigilance was still important, the choices we had to make now seemed easier. We felt increasing confidence in our developing partnership with God, and were full participants in the Fellowship of S.L.A.A. We enjoyed solitude and were unafraid of honesty and openness with others. We could comprehend what it means to have dignity of self.

Excerpted from © 1986 The S.L.A.A. Basic Text

 
 
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slaa gray logoGreater Delaware Valley Intergroup of S.L.A.A.

The Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous Greater Delaware Valley Intergroup (GDVI) covers the geographic areas of Eastern Pennsylvania, Central and Southern New Jersey, and the state of Delaware. A central hub where individuals and groups can access information and services including meeting listings, literature, recovery retreats, and fellowship events, and opportunities for inter-meeting cooperation, our key outreach activities include a monthly newsletter and e-mail updates, the Inspiration Line and Story Line. We also send delegates to represent our 60+ S.L.A.A. in-person, virtual, and hybrid meetings at the Fellowship Wide Services Annual Meeting.
Any member of the fellowship is able to provide service on the Intergroup’s committees and the monthly Intergroup Board Meeting.

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Sex & Love Addicts Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who solve their common problem and help others to recover.
The S.L.A.A.-GDVI does not speak for all of S.L.A.A. This website is not the official S.L.A.A. Fellowship-Wide Services (F.W.S.) website.
We are autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or S.L.A.A. as a whole. The F.W.S. website can be located here – http://www.slaafws.org