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Category Archives: For men in addiction

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Self-identifying as a sex addict

Self-Identifying as a Sexual Addict. Shaming or Empowering?

For men in addiction, Support, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy Jeni BrockbankSeptember 22, 20232 Comments

By Steven Croshaw, President S.A.

Beauty From Ashes- Why Healing Takes Time

Beauty From Ashes- Healing Takes Time

Betrayal Trauma, For men in addiction, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy Jeni BrockbankJune 12, 2023

The Beauty of Regrowth
Beauty from ashes can happen.  I’ve always liked seeing nature after a wildfire.

Bonus Q&A Audio- 2022 S.A. Lifeline Conference

Betrayal Trauma, For men in addiction, Support, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy Tara MOctober 31, 20222 Comments

The 2022 S.A. Lifeline Conference panel reconvened to answer the insightful questions there wasn’t time for during the day. Listen to the bonus Q&A audio recording.

Question: How Do You Help Someone Who’s New to Sobriety & Recovery?

For men in addiction, Support, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy rueadamJune 17, 202013 Comments

This post was provided by one of our SAL members.

A lone wolf standing in a misty forest

The Lone Wolf of Isolation

For men in addiction, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy rueadamMarch 29, 201914 Comments

Special thanks to one of the fellows in one of our online meetings for sharing his thoughts on reaching out to others.

Why Reach Out to Others [6+ Reasons]

For men in addiction, Support, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy rueadamJanuary 22, 20195 Comments

Special thanks to one of the fellows in one of our Utah in-person meetings for sharing his thoughts on reaching out to others.

Why Should I Be A Sponsor?

For men in addiction, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy rueadamNovember 30, 201816 Comments

Special thanks to one of the fellows in our Texas in-person meeting for sharing his thoughts on Sponsorship.

2018 SAL Conference Recap (Men’s Session)

For men in addiction, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy rueadamNovember 20, 2018

Watch this webinar to get a recap of the exciting new tools and resources that were presented at our annual SAL Conference on November 17th, 2018.

How Do I Work the 12 Steps? — a man reflecting by a window | S.A. Lifeline Foundation

How Do I Work the 12 Steps?

For men in addiction, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy rueadamSeptember 17, 20186 Comments

In our last post about doing daily step work, we got a few questions about how to work the 12 Steps one day at a time.

daily step work

8 Reasons Why I Should Brush My Teeth (and Work the Steps) Every Day

For men in addiction, Unwanted Sexual BehaviorBy rueadamSeptember 10, 20186 Comments

Is it because I feel pressured by my peers or parents or spouse?

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