No.
We do not believe that unqualified, untrained individuals should be granted special power over our lives, including personal issues that may be only loosely related to our goal of ending addiction.
SoberLogic is peer-based recovery. It can be done alone or in groups (meetings). In either case, there are no power differentials involved. We are all equals in our struggles and victories.
While peers are encouraged to support and mentor each other as they wish, there is no formal tradition of sponsorship in the program, and this is another critical area where we differ from AA.
We do not believe that unqualified, untrained individuals should be granted special power over our lives, including personal issues that may be only loosely related to our goal of ending addiction.
SoberLogic is peer-based recovery. It can be done alone or in groups (meetings). In either case, there are no power differentials involved. We are all equals in our struggles and victories.
While peers are encouraged to support and mentor each other as they wish, there is no formal tradition of sponsorship in the program, and this is another critical area where we differ from AA.
-James, Forum Admin and Founder of SoberLogic 
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Please PM me with any private questions or feedback you may have!