Please use the green button near the top of our home page to listen to the January 3, 2026 orientation recording.
Please click here for a site map.
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Please subscribe below for info and make your registration payment via the big blue button at home. Then follow the email instructions you will next receive.
Registration is OPEN for the July through December 2026 BDA Solvency Immersion Conference.
Suggested contribution is $60 to $180 for each 6-month registration, more if you're able. Every $30 buys a set of DA books for a fellow debtor or pamphlets for outreach.
We meet for 90 minutes every Saturday — starting at 8am Pacific, 11am Eastern — plus a 45-minute After Party
See our flyer, calendar, summary workshop format, and overview for our current and / or next conference cycle.
Many participants will use these workshops as studies, most will take the Steps, all will learn and grow together ...
Review conference survey reports to see what previous participants have had to say about their experiences with us.
We record speakers and Q&A for each of our workshops (audio-only). The recordings linked above are from our most recently closed cycle.
Registration is now OPEN for the July through December 2026
BDA Solvency Immersion Conference.
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To register, please make a generous 7th Tradition contribution within your means via https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/bdaworkshops — we suggest $60 to $180.
Our steering committee members contribute $250 or more each conference cycle.
Payments we receive from our fellow DA and BDA members are contributions, not fees.
By group conscience, we neither offer nor provide refunds. ​​
No one will be turned away for a lack of funds BUT, in our experience, selfishness and stinginess are COUNTER-PRODUCTIVE to our recoveries as compulsive debtors and to our successes as recovering business debtors. Please challenge yourself to be AS GENEROUS AS POSSIBLE.
If unable to make a contribution, please send a registration email (registration is required to protect our anonymity and to ensure our practice of Traditions 3, 7, 10, and 12).
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Many more details are available below.
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First things first! Let’s please be clear that our workshops and related recovery activities are not DA or BDA meetings, so we are not listed on the meeting list at https://debtorsanonymous.org/meeting-search-virtual/. Our workshops, After Parties, and Fellowship Drop-ins are all elements of a single interrelated recovery event, with an emphasis on generosity and reciprocity, especially related to contributions to our fund for provision of free — to recipients, purchased from our group treasury — DA and BDA literature for requestors and outreach. The conference spans six months, with a single conference host for all Saturday activities, and with a speaker for each pair of workshops. We have an additional leader guiding our Fellowship Drop-ins on Wednesdays plus a backup.
We are simply a small group of solvent, recovering BDA members practicing the DA and BDA program principles, tools, and promises. We are BDA members helping BDA members … and DA members too. Through the 7th Tradition contributions received from our conference participants, and directly from fellow members, we’ve been able to serve DA and BDA members globally with our literature service for several years. Since 2020, we have happily provided free literature to more than 2,000 requestors from every continent except Antarctica. We like to think there’s been a positive effect from our service. Visit https://www.bdaworkshops.org/free-literature to request free literature.
Unfortunately, our received 7th Tradition contributions, both direct and at the time of registration for our six-month conference, decreased so significantly in 2024 and 2025 that we needed to make our literature service North America-only. The exception to this new service limitation is literature for non-US debtors who register for the conference. We will continue to ensure that those debtors have access to conference-approved literature.
We love helping compulsive debtors, especially business owners, to get and stay solvent and to take the 12 Steps. Please feel free to share this information with other debtors.
For information about "where the money goes," please visit our treasury reports, our service goals, our free literature page, and our outreach actions page.
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