Are you struggling with anorexia? Do you find yourself withdrawing from social, emotional, or sexual contact? Do you struggle to be open and honest about your feelings, even with the people closest to you? Are you living less than a full life? If so, you're not alone. Anorexia is a common component of sex and love addiction, but healing is possible.

The Anorexia 1-2-3 booklet (BKT-002) by Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (S.L.A.A.) addresses the unique challenges experienced by S.L.A.A. members who identify with sexual, emotional, or social anorexia. This wonderful resource provides a clear, step-by-step framework to help members recognize and overcome their patterns of deprivation and avoidance. Providing practical tools and clear explanations of the relevant S.L.A.A. principles, the booklet guides individuals toward healthier relationships with themselves and others. Each step includes in-depth shares from members who have worked through their anorexia, as well as discussion questions that you can use as writing prompts or as a framework for discussion in a sponsorship or group setting. 

By working the program and not the problem, the anorexic member of S.L.A.A. can find themselves experiencing a deeper connection with themselves and others.

Here's what you'll learn in "Anorexia 1-2-3: Working the Program and Not the Problem":

• What is anorexia?

• What are the causes and consequences of anorexia?

• How can I begin to recover from anorexia?

Anorexia 1-2-3 is the first part in a series of four. The full series of booklets covers all 12 steps of recovery from anorexia, and can be used on your own or with a sponsor. All four booklets in the series are available in print and digital editions on the S.L.A.A. Online store.