The Personal Craziness Index (PCI) is a tool created by Dr Patrick Carnes to help people in recovery from addiction detect escalating risk for slips or relapse. It is based on the two assumptions that: The PCI consists of 12 dimensions of life, each with three indicators of how a person in recovery would behave […]
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The SLAA Journal provides access to articles of interest for members. It is published six times a year by SLAA Fellowship-wide services. This Google Drive link will connect you to the published archive of issues since 2008.
Meeting Pack – download here: Sign In Sheets Use these on a clipboard to add a bit of professional flare to the sign-in process and to make newcomers feel welcome.there are 4 versions (1 for larger meetings – single page; 1 for smaller meetings, 2 per page; and 14 or 30 days versions)includes space for name, phone,
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Recovery from addiction is a personal journey, and having the right tools can make all the difference. Below is a simplified list of 40 recovery tools to help you or a loved one stay on the path to sobriety. These tools focus on emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. The original list (source unknown) follows.
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These are extracts from comments in a recent recovery chat (June 2023) Howdy all, I’m nearly two weeks off porn and masturbation. I have been having some fantasies in the last few days about visiting a massage parlour for sexual services. It’s never been something I’ve done but my addict mind thinks it would be
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Chat with Recovery Assistant Use the Recovery chat bot (below and on the bottom right of every screen) to ask any anonymous question – the questions you’ve always wanted to know answers to about recovery. Copy and paste to save the chat.Click the recycle icon ♻️ to clear your chat.
Most SLAA meetings – both in person and online – within Australia use the “HOW Concept.” Originally inspired by similar ideas within other 12-step fellowships, HOW is one particular way of working the steps. HOW began in Australia and has since spread to other SLAA groups around the world, but especially within the United Kingdom.
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The Australian Intergroup has adopted the following statement in October 2023. It is adapted from the AA Safety Card, and provides general guidance on the issue of safety within Intergroup. As each group is autonomous, the statement is offered to groups to adopt, adapt or ignore, according their Group Conscience. Tradition Five states: Each group has
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The Twelve Concepts for World Service of SLAA ©2012 The Augustine Fellowship, SLAA, Fellowship-Wide Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Twelve Concepts of Alcoholics Anonymous are adapted with the permission of Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. (“AAWS”). Permission to adapt the Twelve Concepts does not mean that Alcoholics Anonymous is affiliated with this program. AA is a program
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The 12 Hopes and Promises By choosing to follow this program, you’ll unlock a new chapter within yourself. This journey comes with inherent promises, manifesting in their own time, to provide guidance and unwavering support. Draft version of the 12 Hopes and Promises (to be presented before 2026 ABC/M)
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