- SCA Statement of Purpose
- SCA Self-Identification Statement
- Twelve Steps
- Twelve Traditions
- Common Characteristics
- Tools of Recovery
- Closing Statement
- Serenity Prayer
- SCA Four-Fold
- Intergroup Welcome Message
- Twenty Questions
- Q & A for Newcomers
- Promises of SCA
- AA Promises (Ninth Step)
- Four Obstacles to Success
- Moving Through Withdrawal
- Fourteen Ways to Avoid a Slip
- What About Masturbation?
- Secret Shame
- Avoiding Common Pitfalls
- Sponsorship in SCA
- Literature Use & Donations
The Closing Statement
The opinions expressed here today are strictly those of the individuals who gave them. The things you have heard here are given and spoken in confidence and should be treated as confidential. If you try to absorb what you have heard, you are bound to gain a better understanding of the way to handle your problems.
In the spirit of recovery from sexual compulsion, we suggest that sex between members not be treated lightly. Sex between people new to the fellowship and other members is discouraged. Talk to each other, reason things out with someone else, let there be no gossip or criticism of one another, but only love, understanding and companionship.