Path to Healing and Recovery
Tri County Recovery WWD - Waterloo, Wellington, Dufferin Cambridge / Guelph Kitchener-Waterloo Dufferin County SAA |
https://tcr.p2har.org 1 844-523-8676 ext 10827 |
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Pamphlets
Title | Source1 | Format | Link | Description |
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1. SAA - official SAA literature; 2. TCR - Tri County Recovery; 3. Other - other source |
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SAA and the LGBT Sex Addict |
SAA |
Pamphlet |
A message of hope for the LGBT community. |
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A Pathway to Recovery |
SAA |
Brochure from SAA outlining Sex addiction and recovery |
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Abstinence |
SAA |
Abstinence, SAA, how to define you abstinence, Triggers, Slippery Behaviours, Sexual Obsession, Acting out, the circles, high risk acting out |
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First Steps to Recovery - Welcome to the New Comer |
SAA |
First Step experiences, questions and an self evaluation |
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From Sex Addiction to Meaningful Life |
OTHER |
What Motivates a Person to Change? |
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Getting A Sponsor |
SAA |
Sponsors, what to look for, how to get one, what to expect |
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Porn Addiction Symptoms |
OTHER |
Symptoms of Porn addiction and how it changes the brain. |
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Sex and Porn Addiction |
OTHER |
Four key ingredients for recovery from Porn addiction. |
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Safe and Sexually Sober Meetings - Helping Women feel Welcome in your meeting |
SAA |
Helping women feel welcome in your meeting. Making it easier for Women to "Keep Coming Back" |
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Sex Addiction Withdrawal - a brief introduction |
TCR |
What to expect during withdrawal including the four month withdrawal cycle. |
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Sex and Pornography Addiction - what is Sex/Pornography Addiction - and examination - ACADEMIC examination. |
OTHER |
And examination of Sex and Porn addiction in a more academic examination. |
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Sexual Sobriety and the Internet |
SAA |
How to stay sexually sober in the age of the Internet |
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A description of the circle and how to define them and use them |
SAA |
How to define the circles and use them and includes the inner bubble. |
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Welcome to the newcmer - a brief introduction |
TCR |
A brief introduction to the program for the newcomer - what to expect, what to do between meetings, some helpful readings and advice |
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A Special Welcome to the Woman Newcomer |
SAA |
A welcome to the woman newcomer by the Women’s outreach. Includes tips on getting a sponsor, coping with inappropriate comments/feedback/behaviour, hugs and physical contact plus other |
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The Bubble - A Metaphor for Addictive Sexual Behaviour |
SAA |
High level overview of the bubbles and how and why they are used in SAA |
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The Three Circles - Defining Sexual Sobriety in SAA |
SAA |
How to use the three circles to define sexual sobriety |
Booklets
Title | Source1 | Format | Link | Description |
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1. SAA - official SAA literature; 2. TCR - Tri County Recovery; 3. Other - other source |
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Tools of Recovery A practical Guide for New members of SAA |
SAA |
Booklet |
A package of tips and guides for newcomers to the SAA community. It includes the 12 steps, a discussion of the groups, format, the fellowshiop, withdrawal and tips to help maintain sobriety. |
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Getting Started in Sex Addicts Anonymous |
SAA |
Introduction and orientation to the program including a discussion of slips and recovery program. |
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Tri County Recovery Newcomers Welcome Kit |
SAA/TCR |
A collection of pamphlets for the newcomer to Tri County Recovery. |
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Moving Through Withdrawal |
SCA |
Withdrawal, it’s symptoms, what to expect and how to cope. |
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Worksheets - Step 1 - The Three Circles |
TCR |
Workbook for the three circles |
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8 Quick Facts on Sex Addiction |
Other |
3 minute read - quick facts on sex addiction |
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Do 12 Step Programs work for Sex Addicts |
OTHER |
Article on the effectiveness of 12 Step Programs for Sex Addiction |
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How to Quit Internet Porn and Internet Based Sex Addiction/Compulsive Activities |
OTHER |
Tips for quitting Internet based Sex Addiction behaviours |
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Sexual Secrets Make You Physically Sick |
OTHER |
Secrets maintain addiction and secrets - especially sexual secrets can make you physically sick. |
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New Comers Welcome Kit - a Collection of pamphlets and information for the newcomer |
SAA/TCR |
A collection of pamphlets, exercises and worksheets to introduce the newcomer to SAA and help them on the way to sobriety. |
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The Do’s and Don’ts of telling Your Story |
OTHER |
Tips on how to tell your story especially for those who are doing a first step presentation or a mini first step presentation. |
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14 Ways to Avoid a Slip |
OTHER |
Predispositions to a slip, danger signals to watch for, the start of the slip, how to get out of a slip, what to do if you’ve had a slip |
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Is there hope for sex addicts |
CARNES |
Do sex addicts ever really recover? A message of hope. |
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ACADEMIC RESEARCH - Mounting Evidence of the Benefits of 12-step Sponsors |
OTHER |
A researcher examines the role and value of sponsors in 12-Step programs. |
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Welcome Kit for Women New Comers |
SAA Womens Outreach |
A collection of articles, documents and resources from the Women’s outreach committee |
Articles
Title | Source1 | Format | Link | Description |
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1. SAA - official SAA literature; 2. TCR - Tri County Recovery; 3. Other - other source |
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The Circles Introduction |
TCR |
This is a quick introduction to the Three Circles and the middle bubble for those unfamiliar with the circles to learn about them and the concept. The Three Circles is an essential part of the first step. |
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The Circles Exercise |
TCR |
PDF/html |
Working the circles. It is recommended you work this with a sponsor or sobriety partner who can hold you acountable and help you separate the items into their appropriate circle. |
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What Recovery from Addiction Means |
Other |
What Recovery from Addiction Means The difference between recovery and sobriety |
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Shame, the Master Emotion Fuels and Maintains Sex Addiction |
Other |
html |
Shame catches us and traps us. It’s origins and strategies |
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Five Pillars of Recovery From Porn Addiction that have nothing to do with porn |
other |
html |
Changing your behavior is difficult and requires hard work. Nothing will allow you to circumvent this truth. Too often we fret over the intricate nuances of our psyche while neglecting the nitty-gritty things that must be done if we’re going to live a life of abundance. The fact is, there are certain aspects of recovery that are non-negotiable. End of story. Period. |
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Simplified 12 Steps |
Other - Paula Hall |
html webpage |
The Steps - traditional and Simplified |
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Relapse Respone Plan |
Other |
html |
How do you handle relapse? What are you going to do now? Accountability. The Five Pillars of Recovery |
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Digital Addiction Getting You Down? Try an Analog Cure |
Other |
html |
In 1905, Mr. Bennett stepped away from his traditional genres to produce a short but remarkable volume of self-help literature titled “How to Live on 24 Hours a Day.” Targeted to the middle-class, white-collar workers who were filling in the growing London suburbs, Mr. Bennett argued that making the most of their leisure time was the key to cultivating a meaningful life. |
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From Sex Addiction to Meaningful Life |
OTHER |
What Motivates a Person to Change? |
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Why Porn Addicts Relapse |
OTHER |
HTML |
The stages and steps that lead to relapse |
Exercises
Title | Source1 | Format | Link | Description |
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1. SAA - official SAA literature; 2. TCR - Tri County Recovery; 3. Other - other source |
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Secrets |
Other |
html |
Step Exercise 10 - Secrets Usually sex addicts have a significant number of secrets: out-of-wedlock children, credit cards their wives don’t know about, “online lovers” their husbands have no clue exist, and more. In fact, many of the problems you listed in exercise 1.1 are probably there because of the secrets they involve. You might ask yourself how many of the problems listed would be worse if everybody knew the truth about your behavior. Secrets themselves are a problem. First, you may carry emotional stress from knowing you are being dishonest. Then you may experience anxiety from trying to remember who you told what so you do not trip yourself up. And then there is the fear that the truth will be discovered. Each of these problems takes a toll on you. What’s worse, you end up believing some of your distortions. By telling a story often enough, an addict starts to live as if the story is reality. |