Mental health and addictions in Division No. 18, Unorganized, Saskatchewan
Overeaters Anonymous
In short
The AOs give the unconditional acceptance and mutual support that manifest themselves within the groups, always ready to welcome new ones. These groups operate only thanks to the voluntary contributions of their members.
- What it helps with
- Help with drinking or drugs, Help with my mental health, A fresh start
- Cost and access
- Free
- Where
- Canada
- How to reach
- (877) 509-1939 · Website
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About this organization
The AOs give the unconditional acceptance and mutual support that manifest themselves within the groups, always ready to welcome new ones. These groups operate only thanks to the voluntary contributions of their members. Note that the only condition to become a member of the OA is the desire to stop overseas compulsively.
In OA, we believe we have a disease that affects us on three levels: physical, emotional and spiritual. Tens of thousands of people like us have discovered that the Twelve Steps program proposed by Overeaters Anonymous allows us to recover on these three fronts.
Those of us who choose to recover one day at a time practice the Twelve Steps. In this way, we free ourselves from the obsession with food to access a new way of living.
How do I get in touch?
Call (877) 509-1939, or use the website.
- Phone
- (877) 509-1939
- Website
- https://www.oa.org
Listed in Division No. 18, Unorganized, Saskatchewan.
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