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A NOTE FROM GEORGE ON "S" GROUPS

“Thirty years ago I staggered into a Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (SLAA) meeting in Walnut Creek, California. I had my choice of Sexaholics Anonymous (SA), Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA), or SLAA. I chose SLAA because it was local and there were women in attendance. (I wanted to see how my behavior impacted women). I found the "S" groups really useful but needed more. That's why I went back to graduate school, found the missing link, became fully sober, started my counseling practice and wrote my book. I still go to "S" meetings to speak and share my message to those who still suffer."

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