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A COSA Intergroup consists of one or more representatives from each COSA meeting in a particular geographic area. Intergroup representatives may meet once a month, once a quarter, or as needed. They can plan retreats and social events, help coordinate outreach and...

How To Download For An iPhone/iOS Device Make sure you have a Wi-Fi connection.Go to the Apple App Store on your phone and download the free Dropbox app. Go to the online COSA Store (https://cosa-recovery.org/shop/) and purchase your MP3s. Once you pay for your MP3(s)...

Tradition Three: The only requirement for COSA membership is that our lives have been affected by compulsive sexual behavior. As our society of recovery from co-sex addiction/sexual codependency grows and evolves, it is remarkable to note the overwhelming predominance...

We extend a special welcome to newcomers. Although we are sorry for the circumstances which brought you here, we hope that we can share the privilege of being here together and that you find a combination of help and friendship, as we have. It is suggested that you try six meetings before you decide if the COSA program is for you.
A member phone list is available. People who put their names on this list are willing to take your calls and answer your questions. We encourage you to seek the support of the group.

Literature Committee of ISO of COSA, Approved 5/21/2011

These are the resource materials from the Arizona Step Study group. In 2013 and 2014, COSAs from Mesa and Tucson AZ met by teleconference. They worked through the steps and topics below using the COSA Step Booklets. They recorded the sessions in order to share their experience, strength and hope with other COSAs.

Sponsorship is an important part of our COSA recovery program. But individual COSAs are not the only ones who can use a sponsor. Meetings can benefit from a sponsor too.

The International Service Organization (ISO) of COSA Twelve Step Recovery Program is a volunteer run organization. Much of the work done at the ISO of COSA is done in committees. We welcome your questions. The following contact list may help direct your questions to us.

The Literature Committee has been steadily working on the newest sections of our COSA basic text. This book will be a valuable resource for all, including newcomers. It will offer insights into the COSA Steps, Traditions, and Concepts, and will include a variety of...

Starting and Maintaining Sober and Sustainable Groups.

The reading and study of COSA literature and the Balance newsletter can enrich our recovery program like nothing else can. Each booklet or pamphlet published by COSA has been written by recovering COSAs and is approved by a vote of the delegates and the board at the...

Calling all Delegates! Registration for the 2022 Annual Delegate Meeting is now open Does your group have a Delegate? All groups are encouraged to have one. Delegates provide an invaluable link between the COSA Board and the wider COSA fellowship. Delegates have a...

Help the board or join the board! We are looking for new board members for the International Service Organization of COSA to further the health and growth of our fellowship. 

A sponsor is a person in the program who serves as our guide as we work the Twelve Steps of COSA. This is someone with whom we can share our story more fully, and who shares her or his own experience, strength, and hope as we undertake our recovery journey.

Join us virtually for a sampling of the traditional, face-to-face convention experience. Featured speakers, workshops, and meetings are available to purchase on mp3!

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COSA Authors Wanted: Literature Submissions Writing can be a rewarding form of service. Not only does sharing our experience, strength, and hope help others in the fellowship, it enhances the writer's personal program of recovery, often bringing us to new levels of...

Note: These attachments and links contain materials COSA members have found to be helpful. The ISO of COSA neither endorses nor opposes the contents of these links. These resources reflect the individual experience, strength, and hope of the COSAs who created them. Please visit the COSA Store for conference-approved literature on the COSA program, including Step booklets, as well as other great mp3s.

When your group participates in COSA as a whole, you help the ISO understand and serve your group’s needs. You share your experience, strength, and hope with other meetings. Your ability to apply the spiritual principles of the Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions, and Twelve Concepts deepens. You connect to all of COSA at the heart!

When your group participates in COSA as a whole, you help the ISO understand and serve your group’s needs. You share your experience, strength, and hope with other meetings. Your ability to apply the spiritual principles of the Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions, and Twelve Concepts deepens. You connect to all of COSA at the heart!

Part of our individual recovery is acting in service to others, and to the organization. Find out how you can get involved.

Looking for issues of our Balance newsletter? You can find them all here.

Lying, covering up, explaining away, or ignoring compulsive sexual behaviors are some of the unhealthy ways we may cope. We stifle the inner voice telling us something is wrong. We accept promises like “it won’t happen again” many times over, and in effect, enable the addiction. With the denial of reality, our lives become increasingly unmanageable. Our efforts to control escalate in an attempt to alleviate the strain. We tell ourselves that if only we could somehow change—for example, be more (or less) attractive, provocative, intelligent, competent—we could change another person’s sexual behavior.

Communicate, share, and grow together.

Our fellowship needs your financial support. We reach inward to help ourselves, as well as outward to help those who are still suffering. We need to extend a helping hand toward our fellows. In recovery, we learn to carry the message instead of the addict!

COSA is an anonymous, international Twelve Step recovery program for those whose lives have been affected by compulsive sexual behavior. The COSA fellowship is steadfastly autonomous; it is not affiliated with any other organizations. We are also self-supporting, sustained entirely by voluntary donations of time and money from our members.

Register a COSA Meeting Why register your COSA meeting? We help newcomers get in touch with you and find your meeting. We e-mail information to your group from time to time, so that you will be part of COSA as a whole. These e-mails include announcements about new...

*Due to the COVID-19 virus, some meetings may be temporarily suspended or have moved to an electronic format. Resultingly, our website list may not be 100% up-to-date.  Please reach out to the listed local meeting contacts and location for each group you are...

Dear Medical/Health Care Professional, In your practice, you may occasionally meet with patients whose lives have been affected by someone else’s sexual addiction or compulsive sexual behavior. We are writing to you to let you know about COSA, a Twelve Step recovery...

COSA is an anonymous, international Twelve Step recovery program for those whose lives have been affected by compulsive sexual behavior. The COSA fellowship is steadfastly autonomous; it is not affiliated with any other organizations. We are also self-supporting, sustained entirely by voluntary donations of time and money from our members.

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