Overeaters Anonymous

Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is a global fellowship dedicated to helping individuals recover from compulsive overeating and food-related issues. Founded in 1960, OA operates on a peer-support model, offering a structured approach to recovery through its well-established twelve-step program, mirroring principles found in Alcoholics Anonymous. The organization's primary mission is to provide a supportive environment where members can achieve abstinence from compulsive eating and develop healthy relationships with food, their bodies, and their lives. OA's core offerings include recovery resources and a message of hope, accessible through its extensive network.

With a significant global footprint, Overeaters Anonymous spans over 70 countries, maintaining 48 locations worldwide and employing between 1,000 and 5,000 individuals. This extensive reach facilitates the delivery of its recovery programs and support services to a broad audience facing similar challenges. The organization's operational scale is supported by a dedicated team committed to its mission. Meet Overeaters Anonymous's team to understand the individuals driving its global support initiatives. OA's revenue stands at $11.6M, underscoring its capacity to sustain its widespread operations and outreach efforts.

OA distinguishes itself from clinical treatment centers by focusing on a spiritual and mutual aid approach to recovery. Its competitive landscape includes organizations like Alcoholics Anonymous, which share similar foundational principles, and various behavioral health and addiction treatment providers. However, OA's unique emphasis on food addiction and compulsive eating, combined with its global accessibility and member-driven structure, positions it as a vital resource for those seeking long-term recovery and a supportive community. The organization's commitment to service isView more...