You’re not alone. Help and support are available 24/7.
Whether you're in crisis, seeking your first meeting, or need connection right now, the recovery community is here for you. Meetings provide a place to share, listen, and heal alongside others who understand the struggle of sex addiction. Remember, sharing in 12 step meetings is not legally protected.
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Recovery Apps with Meetings
Website: https://saa-recovery.org/meetings
SAA offers phone, online, and in-person meetings around the world.
Filters by format (phone, Zoom, in-person)
Shows local time zone
Includes LGBTQ+ and newcomer-friendly meetings
Website: https://www.sa.org/meetings
SA meetings follow a stricter definition of sexual sobriety and offer strong community support.
Online, phone, and face-to-face meetings
International meetings listed
Registration may be required for some meetings
Website: https://slaafws.org/meetings/
SLAA supports those recovering from both sexual and emotional dependency.
In-person, phone, and Zoom meetings
Includes women-only, LGBTQ+, and trauma-sensitive meetings
Sobriety requirements vary by group
Website: https://sexualrecovery.org/meetings/
SRA is inclusive and welcomes people of all genders and orientations.
Clear definition of abstinence
Phone and online options available
Many meetings do not require registration
These mobile apps help you find and join live recovery meetings.
Includes daily Zoom and phone meetings
Secure chat with other members
Audio recordings of meetings
Download from (Android/iOS)
Global online recovery community
130+ live video meetings weekly (12-step and beyond)
You don’t have to say anything. Just listen if you prefer.
All meetings are anonymous and confidential.
Keep an open mind—recovery is a process, not a performance.
If one group isn’t a fit, try another. Each has its own style.
For those in distress, helplines offer immediate, confidential support. The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, the SAMHSA Helpline (1-800-662-HELP), and the NAMI Help Line (1-800-950-NAMI) are staffed by trained counselors who can listen, provide guidance, and connect callers to local services.
You don’t have to recover alone. Find a meeting now and take your first step toward freedom.