Job Location : Yelm,WA, USA
This support group utilizes the Twelve Steps of recovery to provide physical, emotional, and spiritual healing from compulsive overeating. It employs the same successful Twelve Step program endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous, effective for both alcoholics and those suffering from compulsive eating. Compulsive eating can manifest in various ways, including being overweight, at a normal weight, or underweight due to bulimia or anorexia. OA often results in healthier eating habits where traditional diet programs have failed. The primary purpose is to abstain from overeating and to carry this message of recovery to those who still suffer.
Drop in to a meeting, call for more information, or visit the website. Meetings are anonymous; only first names are used, and what is shared in the meeting remains confidential. There are no weigh-ins.
Fee: No dues, membership, or sign-up fees.
This group is for those who desire to stop eating compulsively.
Agency InfoOvereaters Anonymous (OA) utilizes the Twelve Steps of recovery to provide physical, emotional, and spiritual healing from compulsive overeating. The program is effective for individuals struggling with various forms of compulsive eating, including bulimia and anorexia.
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