“Most of us had to have some distance from acting out before we could get a clearer picture of the seriousness of our condition. The purpose of this booklet is to describe some of the tools that have supported our efforts toward abstinence and helped us get through the rough times when we wanted to act out sexually.”
— Tools of Recovery - A Practical Guide for New Members of SAA, p. 1
Tools of Recovery – A Practical Guide for New Members of SAA
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