Fellowship
Survivors of Incest Anonymous
for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse
You Are Not Alone
When you have experienced a traumatic event in your life, it is helpful to talk with other people who are facing similar challenges. We all learn and develop our self-confidence by interacting with others and observing how each of us responds to the challenge. The more similar these individuals and challenges are to ourselves and the ones we are facing, the greater the learning. For these reasons and many more, Survivors of Incest Anonymous emphasizes the importance of fellowship in recovery and we provide a variety of ways for you to connect and engage with the community. We encourage you to explore them all and hope that you find the best fit for you and your own journey. Whether you want to share your experience with other co-survivors in weekly group meetings, connect with a regional intergroup, or attend one of our empowering conferences, you will discover a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment.

Join Us in Fellowship
Groups and Meetings
World Service Conference
Proposed Concepts of Service
Regional Intergroups
Benefits of Peer Support
- Sharing experiences with others
- Feeling less alone
- Learning new skills for coping and enhancing your life
- Gaining support and hope from others facing similar experiences
- Helping others
- Developing new friendships
- Becoming more self confident
- Feeling more in control
- Feeling less anxious and afraid