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Support Groups - 12 Step Formats

For all roles of the triangle

12 Step Support Group Formats

The original "12 step" program was created by its founders of Alcoholics Anonymous in the mid-1930s. This led to the recovery of countless individuals. Many other recovery programs have adapted the success of this particular philosophy.

The Infidelity Anonymous 12 step Support Groups created by Elissa work best by attending meetings regularly. This helps end your isolation and the feeling of hopelessness. Participants may choose to share experiences or remain anonymous and just listen.

Regardless of where you are in the love triangle there's a 12 step support group tailored for you!

Why are these support groups important?

Provide a refuge; a place of acceptance and understanding

Offers fresh perspectives on isolation and feeling hopeless.

Are anonymous respecting its members

Create a lasting bond of encouragement and recovery through meetings

Discover workable solutions, new skills and methods to achieve positive outcomes

Promote unity; an affirmation that you're not unique or alone regarding our situations

What is your role within the group?

Attend regularly

Have a willingness to be open-minded and honest

Commit to the steps