CoDA Iran & Farsi Speakers: Service Structure & Literature
Delve into the Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) service structure in Iran and for Farsi speakers. Explore the history, committees, published and pending literature, and more.
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Coda Iran and other Farsi speakers Website: https://coda-ir.org/ Emails: delegates@coda-ir.org lit@coda-ir.org Board@coda-ir.org
Voting Entity History The First CoDA meeting started in Tehran, the capital city of Iran, back in September 2004, and the second one in Tehran in July 2007. Since more meetings had been started, our service structure was formed in Feb 2010 in Tehran, and a few months later in March 2010, we began translating & publishing CoDA literature into the Farsi language. From the year 2011 in other cities such as Esfahan, Ahvaz, Kashan, Arak, Mashhad, and Yazd, meetings have been started one by one and they joined the service structure.
Our CoDA Service Structure: Home Group Home Group Home Group Home Group Intergroup Intergroup Our Bimonthly VE Committees Board of Trustees
List of Committees : Literature and translation Workshops Announcements Public relations Website and social media
Pieces of literature Currently being Published: - CoDA Book (without stories) - CoDA Prayers - CoDA Book Pocket Edition - Sponsorship: What s in it for Me? - In this Moment Daily Meditation Book -Tools For Recovery - Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions Workbook -Twelve Steps Handbook - Affirmations - Am I Codependent? - Common Threads of Codependency - Attending Meetings - Experiences with Crosstalk - Communication and Recovery - Newcomers Handbook - Establishing Boundaries in Recovery - Peeling the Onion - Sponsorship in CoDA - Welcome to Codependents Anonymous - What is CoDA - Working the Steps as a Group - Information for professionals
Pieces of literature that need translation - Building CoDA Community Healthy Meetings Matter - Making Choices - Is it codependence or is it service - Twelve service concepts - Getting started working steps 1,2&3 using the 30 questions - Coda Book (Stories included) Pieces of literature pending - Fellowship Service Manual
Workshops that have been held in the past year - Tradition 1,2 - Coda 35 anniversary - Concept 1,2,3,4,5,6 - Overcome the feeling of being victimized Thanks to Carole, Gerald, Barbara, Kerry, Richard, Fernando, Jeanne, and John for accepting our invitation
