What are sexual addicts anonymous?
Sex Addicts Anonymous® (SAA) is a 12 -degree program for people who are trying to recover from sex addiction. Sexual addict is usually defined as a person whose sexual coercion, fantasy and behavior are uncontrollable and damaging its quality of life. These urge, deeds and thoughts can lead to undesirable consequences in interpersonal relationships, work and family life, although the sexual addict does not happen on his urge or imagination. Typical addicts on sex will experience painful emotions of self-experience, shame or despair surrounding his sexual activity, urge and desire. Sex Addicts Anonymous® is designed to help people who suffer from sex addiction to control their harmful, unhealthy sexual practices and thoughts, still enjoying healthy sexual practices.
people who participate in sexual dependent, anonymous® usually follow the same types of therapeutic instructions as other 12-step programs for recovery of dependence. Are encouraged to make the rulesHe attended SAA meetings and took over a sponsor, who usually has a lot of experience with the program and successfully overcome unhealthy sexual behavior. Members of sex addicted to Anonymous® are generally recommended to practice anonymity. They usually don't tell each other their surname, profession or other details of life, beyond what is necessary for recovery from sex addiction. In addition, the members are usually advised to refrain from discussing meetings or other members with those who do not belong to SA.
Because sex is generally considered a normal part of life, sexual activity cannot often be completely eliminated. Instead, sex addicts anonymous® members are usually asked to make individual, personal judgments about which sexual activities are unhealthy for them. Members then announce the program to delay these behavior. At meetings of SAA all members usually try to help each other strokeNat with addiction to sex. If a member needs individualized attention or has an emergency situation, his sponsor will usually be available to talk to him.
Many SAA members organize their potential sexual behavior into three categories. These are generally considered unhealthy behavior that should never be repeated, unhealthy behavior that could lead to prohibited behavior if repeated and healthy behavior. Many addicts in recovery consider consensual sex in connection with a monogamous relationship to be the only healthy sexual behavior.
The combination of sexual dependent anonymous® generally requires conversation with the local group. The group usually manages a number of questions to determine whether a person is legitimately dependent on sex. After approval of the application, a sponsor from inside the group will be found for the new member. The new member may have to meet several potential sponsors because it is generally considered the best to make the couple get along well.