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The Augustine Fellowship, S.L.A.A. Fellowship-Wide Services, Inc. ANONYMITY, THE LAW AND S.L.A.A. Reviewed, and amended by the Board of Trustees May, 2013. During the years
The Question: This question is from a member regarding anonymity. Some S.L.A.A. members feel free to break anonymity to friends and relatives, while others seldom/never
The Question: During the getting current portion of a recent meeting, one member began to share about other members of the program who are currently
The Question: I need affirmation, materials and literature citations to support that the process being involved in a phone meeting which I attend regarding people
The Question: Is mentioning our sponsor’s name to other members, or telling a member the name of another member we had a conversation with breaking
The Question: Our Intergroup has been considering putting an information packet together to distribute to the criminal justice system. We are trying to determine if
Question: A memoir writer, who is also a member of S.L.A.A., has a publisher for her proposed memoir. She contacted FWS to inquire about her
Question: A member of my group suggested that an SLAA committee conduct a study on the effectiveness of SLAA for sex addicts that could be
Anonymity and confidentiality are of utmost importance to the Fellowship of S.L.A.A. This is especially true on the Fellowship-Wide Services (F.W.S.) website. The display of
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