Eating Disorder Coalition of Iowa (EDCI) — Statewide, IA
About This Group
The Eating Disorder Coalition of Iowa (EDCI) provides support, education, and resources for individuals affected by eating disorders across the state of Iowa. EDCI connects people with treatment providers, support groups, and recovery resources while working to raise awareness and reduce stigma surrounding eating disorders in Iowa communities.
What to Expect
EDCI offers a text support line, provider directory, and connections to local and virtual support groups throughout Iowa. Their resources help individuals and families navigate the complex landscape of eating disorder treatment and recovery. Whether you are seeking information about treatment options, looking for a support group, or need someone to talk to, EDCI provides compassionate, knowledgeable guidance.
About EDCI
The Eating Disorder Coalition of Iowa is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of Iowans affected by eating disorders. Through education, advocacy, and direct support services, EDCI works to ensure that individuals struggling with anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and other eating disorders have access to the help they need. Their text support line provides immediate, accessible support statewide.
Meeting Details
Format: Text support line, resource referrals, and connections to local support groups
Text Support: (641) 332-4692 (641-EDC-IOWA)
Coverage: Statewide — Iowa
Cost: Free support line; treatment costs vary by provider
Who This Group Is For
EDCI serves anyone affected by eating disorders in Iowa, including individuals struggling with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, ARFID, and other specified feeding or eating disorders. Family members, friends, and professionals supporting someone with an eating disorder can also access resources and guidance.
Contact Information
Text Line: (641) 332-4692 (641-EDC-IOWA)
Website: edciowa.com
This listing is provided for informational purposes. The Group Guide is not affiliated with EDCI. Please contact them directly for current support options and provider referrals.