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12 step recovery from sex and lust addiction
Sexaholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share experience, strength, and hope so they may solve their common problem and help others recover. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop lusting and become sexually sober.
SA Kenya also offers Support for Institutions and Professionals for referral partners, counselors, clergy, and rehabilitation teams. Browse official literature, SIP resources, and recovery support materials — all in one place.
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The problem
Learn how SA describes isolation, fantasy, compulsion, and loss of intimacy.
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Explore surrender, fellowship, and spiritual change through the Twelve Steps.
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Download pamphlets, browse the literature library, and see the podcast links.
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Support for Institutions and Professionals
SIP helps therapists, counselors, pastors, priests, rehab teams, and other institutions understand what SA is, when it may help, and how to refer someone appropriately.
Literature
Featured pamphlets
SA as a Resource for the Health & Helping Professional
A concise introduction for therapists, counselors, doctors, rehab teams, and other referral partners.
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Members of the Clergy Ask About Sexaholics Anonymous
An overview for pastors, priests, chaplains, and ministry leaders who want to understand SA.
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To The Newcomer
A first-step pamphlet for anyone wondering what SA is and whether recovery is possible.
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