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For Healthcare & Wellness Professionals

A Resource for Professionals

OA partners with professionals to support clients and patients seeking recovery from compulsive eating and related food behaviors.

Holistic Support

How OA Complements Your Care

Overeaters Anonymous is a spiritual program, not a religious one, rooted in the 12-step tradition. We serve as a vital adjunct to clinical treatment by providing a sustainable community framework for long-term recovery.

Our meetings are a free resource that offers patients daily support, peer accountability, and a safe space to address food-related behaviors—bridging the gap between professional sessions and daily life challenges.

What We Offer

Structured support systems designed for sustainable lifestyle changes.

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No Dues or Fees

Self-supporting through our own contributions; never a barrier for those seeking help.

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Anonymity

Protecting the identity of all members ensures a safe, non-judgmental environment.

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Community

Peer-to-peer connection that reduces isolation and fosters shared hope.

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12-Step Recovery

A proven framework for addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of compulsive eating.

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Flexible Meeting Options

Local, virtual, and telephone meetings help people connect with support in a way that fits their needs.

Referring to OA

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Suggest a Meeting

Encourage them to attend a "Newcomer Meeting" or an open meeting to observe without pressure.

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Provide the Website

Share OA.org or our local Phoenix ASDI site so they can learn about OA and find a meeting at their own pace.

"The common thread in successful long-term recovery is often a consistent, accessible community. OA provides exactly that for patients who struggle with food addiction."

Questions About Referring Someone?

Contact us if you have questions about OA meetings or helping a client connect with local support.