
The Recovery Media Room
A collection of audio, video, and reflection projects created to support sobriety, encourage spiritual growth, and help members stay connected to God and recovery.

Sobriety Minutes
New to meditation? Need help with meditation?
In this audio series, a member can choose one meditation each day, and allow this to become a simple daily practice of quiet time with God.
Freedom From Chronic Relapse
This six-session series offers a thoughtful and meditative approach for those seeking freedom from chronic relapse. Featuring insights from members who once felt stuck in chronic relapse but now have over a year of SA sobriety, each session combines reflective visuals, personal experiences, and guided handouts.
Newcomer Orientation Series
Why Working the Steps is Important
This presentation takes a lively, personal look at why working the Steps matters—and why the newcomer may hear too many competing messages in our rooms. Through story, humor, early AA history, and hard-won SA experience, it points back to the real purpose of the Steps: not self-improvement, therapy, or religion, but finding and relying on the Power that can keep us sober.
"Aha!" Moments
Posters & Business Cards
In Production: These officially-approved SA posters and business cards are available for Intergroups around the world to use in carrying the message locally. Each design can be adapted with local meeting, website, phone, or email information to help people who are suffering find their way to SA.

Dallas 2025 Convention Promo Videos
Thar's GOLD in Them Thar Hills!
In Production: This next series is currently in production and will feature a collection of short recovery gems heard in meetings over the past 40+ years—simple, memorable bits of experience, strength, and hope that have helped members stay sober, one day at a time.


Sponsoring the Old Fashioned Way
How to Introduce SA to Outside Groups
In Production: This presentation is designed to help SA members introduce Sexaholics Anonymous to outside groups such as college classes, clergy, therapists, treatment professionals, and community organizations. It explains who we are, what problem SA addresses, how the fellowship works, and how professionals can help suffering sexaholics find meetings and support.





