Eating Disorder Peer Support Groups

These are free, ongoing meetings for people living with or recovering from an eating disorder, facilitated by trained volunteers with their own recovery experience. They aren't therapy and don't replace clinical care. They offer what clinical settings rarely can: a community of people who understand eating disorders from the inside, who have navigated the same thoughts and the same shame, and who are further along or working through it alongside you. They exist because eating disorders are deeply isolating, and connection is often a crucial part of recovery. ANAD runs one of the largest free networks.