People identifying as anorexics and bulimics, or those just wondering, have a home in OA. Below are some resources for you. By following the Twelve Steps we have come to a deep level of freedom from our deadly obsessions with body weight, shape, and food obsessions that once dominated our minds and dictated the course of our lives. We learn that our eating disorders are a form of addiction, that the key to recovery is to find sobriety in our eating and exercise patterns, and that none of us can do that alone.

A welcoming and inclusive space for LGBTQ+ individuals in recovery. Share your experience, strength, and hope with others who understand the unique challenges—and strengths—of navigating food and body issues in our community. All are welcome, wherever you are in your journey.

Overeaters Anonymous is not a religious organization, and members are free to define (or not define) spirituality in their own way.

Atheist/Agnostic/Secular focus meetings offer a space where recovery is explored without a traditional concept of a Higher Power.

Whether you are new to OA or returning there is a place for you here.

MWI Meditation / Atheist, Agnostic and Secular Focus Meetings