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Having a loved one diagnosed with an eating disorder is a surreal experience and one for which it's impossible to prepare. At a time when you are scared, stressed, and overwhelmed, connecting with others who understand what you are going through can be the self-care needed to most effectively help your child or partner on their journey.

Join us for both tears and laughter as we share strategies, support through rough patches, and celebrate victories small and large.

Contact: [email protected]
                 619-602-5624

*Opportunity to openly discuss eating disorders from a social justice lens**

Weekly on Tuesday, BodyBrave Canada is starting a weekly drop-in discussion from 3-4 pm. Note that this is NOT a supervised therapy group, just a chance to have an open, radical discussion.
Eating disorder treatment and support approaches are not accessible to the majority of folk struggling.

In this informal, open discussion group we'll explore the ways in which we might redefine eating disorder treatment and support from a social justice lens. Together, we'll brainstorm ideas on how we might go about providing more equitable access to needed services to marginalized folk. How can we make eating disorder spaces more safe? How can we make anti-oppressive practice the standard?

Come with your radical ideas! Come with your questions! Let's. dive. deep.

https://livingbodybrave.com/services-1/breaking-brave-redefining-eating-disorder-treatment-and-support-from-a-social-justice-lens

This education-based group includes a short presentation from an eating disorder expert, followed by breakout groups for support and processing. This group is for individuals with eating disorders and their families/friends and other supports.

All groups are facilitated by trained volunteers under the supervision of a licensed clinician. For ages 16+. All groups are FREE. No “observers” please.

Groups are held at The Center. No pre-registration required. It is not required to be a client of The Center to attend.
http://www.centerforbalancedliving.org/support-groups

Robin groups are a confidential, inclusive and welcoming space for anyone supporting their sibling through recovery. The groups are an opportunity to share experiences with others in similar situations. You can attend as often as you like with no pressure to attend every time.

These support groups will be held on the 1st Tuesday of every second month. You are welcome to attend by either dropping in or letting us know ahead of time that you will be attending.

https://www.lindatremblefoundation.org.uk/events-meeting-news/events-and-meetings

To have the opportunity to meet other families and friends and with professionals who provide services to clients who have an eating disorder.

Contact Cathy 722 0500 or email [email protected]

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EDF’s Family & Friends Support Group is ideal for family members and friends of individuals struggling or in recovery from an eating disorder. Join this group of parents, partners, siblings, and friends, and talk with someone who knows what you’re going through. For questions about groups please call 303-322-3373 or email [email protected]. 

https://www.eatingdisorderfoundation.org/get-help/support-groups/boulder/

[email protected]
(818) 388-2355

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/studio-cityvalley-village-support-group/

The Abbotsford Family and Friends Group is for family members, partners and friends concerned about a loved one with an eating disorder. It is a place where family members and friends (18+) come together in a confidential and supportive environment.

The groups provide an opportunity for people to share their stories, learn coping strategies and benefit from the support of other families in similar situations. Coming to a Support Group allows you to have some time to yourself and gives you the opportunity to openly talk about what is going on. Being among a group of people who can relate to your situation can ease the stress and isolation of supporting someone with an eating disorder. It can be a good way to care for yourself and ensure you are looking after your own mental health.

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/abbotsford-family-and-friends-support-group-tickets-60911347480

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/abbotsford-family-and-friends-support-group-tickets-60911347480#listing-organizer

Group is for family and friends of those with eating disorders
Contact number: 949-222-0811
Email [email protected]

1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month
Further details for these groups is available by contacting the Bodywhys central office on 01-283 4963.

http://www.seedeatingdisorders.org.uk/events

If you’re the mother of someone who is affected by an eating disorder you are welcome to join our Blue Jay support groups. You’re invited to share experiences with others in similar situations and can attend as often as you like with no pressure to attend every time.

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Kate Clemmer, LCSW-C
(410) 938-5252
[email protected]

All are welcome ~ No fee or registration required
For individuals struggling with Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating
Disorder, Compulsive Overeating or any form of Disordered Eating.
Family, friends and support people are also welcome.

https://eatingdisorder.org/treatment-and-support/support/support-groups

Group is for those who are working to recover from an eating disorder and is also open to supportive family, friends, and spouses.
Contact number: 913-642-6800
Email: [email protected]

EDF’s Family & Friends Support Group is ideal for family members and friends of individuals struggling or in recovery from an eating disorder. Join this group of parents, partners, siblings, and friends, and talk with someone who knows what you’re going through. For questions about groups please call 303-322-3373 or email [email protected]

Drop in any time between 9:30am to 5:00pm

All are welcome, including friends, families and carers.

http://www.anorexiabulimiacare.org.uk/help-for-you/face-to-face-support

The Group meets regularly twice a month and offers a supportive place for free exchange of information, experiences and feelings about eating problems. The meetings are confidential and open to all. Whether you are a sufferer or someone supporting a sufferer, you can just turn up.
http://www.eatingdisorderssupport.co.uk/help/self-help-group
More Info: Please ring the Helpline on 01494 793223 or email us at [email protected]

Group is open to individuals with eating disorders along with friends and family.
Led by Kim: [email protected]

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/peoria-support-group/?

Therapist Facilitated
Psycho-educational and process group
This group is a free support group to support the families & friends of someone struggling or overcoming an eating disorder. All are welcome to attend. If you are not sure if this group can help you or you simply have questions about your loved one, please attend and meet with the facilitator who is happy to answer questions and can provide assistance with an assessment of the presenting situation.
https://www.rebeccashouse.org/locations/support-groupshttps://www.rebeccashouse.org/locations/support-groups

The Emily Program offers free evening Family and Friends Support Groups open to the public. No need to register; just drop in
https://emilyprogram.com/your-recovery/for-families/

You’ve got THIS! The future, Hope, Inspiration, Strength
Join us for a monthly support group for parents who have children suffering from eating disorders or who have an adolescent transitioning to adult care. Each month we share information and encourage each other.
Facilitator:
Techiya Loewen,
Family Peer Support Worker
Text: 519-774-9835
E-mail: [email protected] gmail.com

https://nedic.ca/events/

Email [email protected] for more information

Eating disorder support group.
Facilitator: Ephrat Lipton, LCSW
(404) 202-0932 or [email protected]
https://atlantacenterforwellness.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/FEDflyer2.pdf

Special guest Mental Health Campaigner Hope Virgo - email for further details
Cost is £5 per session per carer to cover costs and refreshments.
The support group is now in its 4th year and has an established regular carer attendance to all our sessions. We kindly ask carers to confirm their place for each session by emailing [email protected]. A web link for the support group is https://www.drcbeds.org.uk/support-groups

https://www.medainc.org/events/hope-inspiration/

The group typically meets the first Saturday of every month (unless otherwise noted)

The group provides a supportive forum within which members can explore issues including ambivalence about engaging in treatment, recovery, resources and treatment options and knowing when and how to take the next steps towards making change. The group is open to individuals seeking help and to family and loved ones.
https://balancedtx.com/contemplating-recovery-free-eating-disorder-support-group-in-nyc

This caregiver-only group is designed as an adjunct to Family-Based Treatment (FBT), with the goal of providing additional education about eating disorders and FBT and for families to seek support from each other.

Registration Required. Register by calling 415-514-1074 or emailing [email protected]

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/atlanta-support-group-erin/

(404) 369-1058

Contact info:
Susan Wheeler
[email protected]
405-609-9846

Group meetings for sufferers and their carers meet regularly to discuss items of interest and to offer support in any way possible.
https://www.needs-scotland.org/meetings/

Group meetings, sufferers and their carers meet regularly to discuss items of interest and to offer support in any way possible.
https://www.needs-scotland.org/meetings/

CRC for ED’s Family Support Group is intended to meet the needs of family members and friends of loved ones struggling with an eating disorder. This group is facilitated and offers support, feedback, and a caring and safe environment where you may talk openly with others who are sharing a similar experience. Group members are welcome to express concerns and share thoughts and feelings and, while participation by all attendees is encouraged, silence is respected.

https://www.crcfored.com/support-group-schedule/

Having a loved one diagnosed with an eating disorder is a surreal experience and one for which it's impossible to prepare. At a time when you are scared, stressed, and overwhelmed, connecting with others who understand what you are going through can be the self-care needed to most effectively help your child or partner on their journey.

Join us for both tears and laughter as we share strategies, support through rough patches, and celebrate victories small and large.

Contact: [email protected]
                 619-602-5624

*Opportunity to openly discuss eating disorders from a social justice lens**

Weekly on Tuesday, BodyBrave Canada is starting a weekly drop-in discussion from 3-4 pm. Note that this is NOT a supervised therapy group, just a chance to have an open, radical discussion.
Eating disorder treatment and support approaches are not accessible to the majority of folk struggling.

In this informal, open discussion group we'll explore the ways in which we might redefine eating disorder treatment and support from a social justice lens. Together, we'll brainstorm ideas on how we might go about providing more equitable access to needed services to marginalized folk. How can we make eating disorder spaces more safe? How can we make anti-oppressive practice the standard?

Come with your radical ideas! Come with your questions! Let's. dive. deep.

https://livingbodybrave.com/services-1/breaking-brave-redefining-eating-disorder-treatment-and-support-from-a-social-justice-lens

Robin groups are a confidential, inclusive and welcoming space for anyone supporting their sibling through recovery. The groups are an opportunity to share experiences with others in similar situations. You can attend as often as you like with no pressure to attend every time.

To have the opportunity to meet other families and friends and with professionals who provide services to clients who have an eating disorder.

Contact Cathy 722 0500 or email [email protected]

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Registrations essential: Call our Helpline on 1800 ED HOPE or email [email protected]
18 years and over
https://thebutterflyfoundation.org.au/our-services/support-groups/carer-support-groups/

Meets in the Youth Lounge
Contact Suzy Ayres at [email protected]
valleyviewumc.org /care-support-groups/

The Camberwell Family and Friends Group is for family members, partners and friends concerned about a loved one with an eating disorder. It is a place where family members and friends (18+) come together in a confidential and supportive environment.

The groups provide an opportunity for people to share their stories, learn coping strategies and benefit from the support of other families in similar situations. Coming to a Support Group allows you to have some time to yourself and gives you the opportunity to openly talk about what is going on. Being among a group of people who can relate to your situation can ease the stress and isolation of supporting someone with an eating disorder. It can be a good way to care for yourself and ensure you are looking after your own mental health.

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/camberwell-family-and-friends-groups-tickets-60911124814

Supporting you support your loved one.
RSVP [email protected]
 https://eatingdisordersqueensland.org.au/eating-disorder-services-qld/queensland-carers/

Group is for family and friends of those with eating disorders
Contact number: 949-222-0811
Email [email protected]

If you’re the mother of someone who is affected by an eating disorder you are welcome to join our Blue Jay support groups. You’re invited to share experiences with others in similar situations and can attend as often as you like with no pressure to attend every time.

Kate Clemmer, LCSW-C
(410) 938-5252
[email protected]

All are welcome ~ No fee or registration required
For individuals struggling with Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating
Disorder, Compulsive Overeating or any form of Disordered Eating.
Family, friends and support people are also welcome.

https://eatingdisorder.org/treatment-and-support/support/support-groups

Group is for those who are working to recover from an eating disorder and is also open to supportive family, friends, and spouses.
Contact number: 913-642-6800
Email: [email protected]

EDF’s Family & Friends Support Group is ideal for family members and friends of individuals struggling or in recovery from an eating disorder. Join this group of parents, partners, siblings, and friends, and talk with someone who knows what you’re going through. For questions about groups please call 303-322-3373 or email [email protected]

Drop in any time between 9:30am to 5:00pm

All are welcome, including friends, families and carers.

http://www.anorexiabulimiacare.org.uk/help-for-you/face-to-face-support

Join FREE from anywhere in Australia (AEST)
A safe and conversational space facilitated by our specialist counsellors
For anyone aged 16 +
You don’t need to register – just log in
Join anonymously if you like.
https://rc.thebutterflyfoundation.org.au/

Group is open to individuals with eating disorders along with friends and family.
Led by Kim: [email protected]

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/peoria-support-group/?

Questions? Contact Trina Weber at [email protected] or (269) 873-9108

http://www.southwestmichiganeatingdisorders.org/new-page-17

Eating disorder support group.
Facilitator: Ephrat Lipton, LCSW
(404) 202-0932 or [email protected]
https://atlantacenterforwellness.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/FEDflyer2.pdf

Join this free biweekly conversation for an opportunity to chat to others just like you.
Join in person or virtually.

www.alohacares.com

Group is for family and friends of those recovering from an eating disorder.
Contact number: (408) 356-1212
Email: [email protected]
Contact to confirm time.

.Family and Friends Support Groups are for family members, partners and friends who are concerned about a loved one with an eating disorder. EDV trained volunteers facilitate a safe place where family members and friends come together in a confidential and supportive environment. The groups provide an opportunity for people to share their stories, learn coping strategies and benefit from the support of other families in similar situations.
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/o/eating-disorders-victoria-20005710508

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/atlanta-support-group-erin/

(404) 369-1058

Having a loved one diagnosed with an eating disorder is a surreal experience and one for which it's impossible to prepare. At a time when you are scared, stressed, and overwhelmed, connecting with others who understand what you are going through can be the self-care needed to most effectively help your child or partner on their journey.

Join us for both tears and laughter as we share strategies, support through rough patches, and celebrate victories small and large.

Contact: [email protected]
                 619-602-5624

*Opportunity to openly discuss eating disorders from a social justice lens**

Weekly on Tuesday, BodyBrave Canada is starting a weekly drop-in discussion from 3-4 pm. Note that this is NOT a supervised therapy group, just a chance to have an open, radical discussion.
Eating disorder treatment and support approaches are not accessible to the majority of folk struggling.

In this informal, open discussion group we'll explore the ways in which we might redefine eating disorder treatment and support from a social justice lens. Together, we'll brainstorm ideas on how we might go about providing more equitable access to needed services to marginalized folk. How can we make eating disorder spaces more safe? How can we make anti-oppressive practice the standard?

Come with your radical ideas! Come with your questions! Let's. dive. deep.

https://livingbodybrave.com/services-1/breaking-brave-redefining-eating-disorder-treatment-and-support-from-a-social-justice-lens

The Strengthen session is for families/friends and other supports. Both Strengthen groups are for sharing experiences, strategies, encouragement, and hope.

All groups are facilitated by trained volunteers under the supervision of a licensed clinician. For ages 16+. All groups are FREE. No “observers” please.

Groups are held at The Center. No pre-registration required. It is not required to be a client of The Center to attend.
http://www.centerforbalancedliving.org/support-groups 

Cost is £5 per session per carer to cover costs and refreshments.
The support group is now in its 4th year and has an established regular carer attendance to all our sessions. We kindly ask carers to confirm their place for each session by emailing [email protected] A web link for the support group is https://www.drcbeds.org.uk/support-groups

Robin groups are a confidential, inclusive and welcoming space for anyone supporting their sibling through recovery. The groups are an opportunity to share experiences with others in similar situations. You can attend as often as you like with no pressure to attend every time.

To have the opportunity to meet other families and friends and with professionals who provide services to clients who have an eating disorder.

Contact Cathy 722 0500 or email [email protected]

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For more info contact:
Brigitte Daniels
902-691-2319 or
Laura Way
902-840-1495
[email protected]

http://eatingdisordersns.ca/family-and-friends-peer-support-group/

EDF’s Family & Friends Support Group is ideal for family members and friends of individuals struggling or in recovery from an eating disorder. Join this group of parents, partners, siblings, and friends, and talk with someone who knows what you’re going through. For questions about groups please call 303-322-3373 or email [email protected]

[email protected]
(818) 388-2355

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/studio-cityvalley-village-support-group/

Group is for family and friends of those with eating disorders
Contact number: 949-222-0811
Email [email protected]

1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month
Further details for these groups is available by contacting the Bodywhys central office on 01-283 4963.
https://www.bodywhys.ie/recovery-support-treatment/support-services-2/support-groups/

If you’re the mother of someone who is affected by an eating disorder you are welcome to join our Blue Jay support groups. You’re invited to share experiences with others in similar situations and can attend as often as you like with no pressure to attend every time.

Kate Clemmer, LCSW-C
(410) 938-5252
[email protected]

All are welcome ~ No fee or registration required
For individuals struggling with Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating
Disorder, Compulsive Overeating or any form of Disordered Eating.
Family, friends and support people are also welcome.

https://eatingdisorder.org/treatment-and-support/support/support-groups

Group is for those who are working to recover from an eating disorder and is also open to supportive family, friends, and spouses.
Contact number: 913-642-6800
Email: [email protected]

EDF’s Family & Friends Support Group is ideal for family members and friends of individuals struggling or in recovery from an eating disorder. Join this group of parents, partners, siblings, and friends, and talk with someone who knows what you’re going through. For questions about groups please call 303-322-3373 or email [email protected]

Drop in any time between 9:30am to 5:00pm

All are welcome, including friends, families and carers.

http://www.anorexiabulimiacare.org.uk/help-for-you/face-to-face-support

The Group meets regularly twice a month and offers a supportive place for free exchange of information, experiences and feelings about eating problems. The meetings are confidential and open to all. Whether you are a sufferer or someone supporting a sufferer, you can just turn up.
http://www.eatingdisorderssupport.co.uk/help/self-help-group
More Info: Please ring the Helpline on 01494 793223 or email us at [email protected]

Group is open to individuals with eating disorders along with friends and family.
Led by Kim: [email protected]

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/peoria-support-group/?

The Emily Program offers free evening Family and Friends Support Groups open to the public. No need to register; just drop in
https://emilyprogram.com/your-recovery/for-families/

Email [email protected] for more information

Eating disorder support group.
Facilitator: Ephrat Lipton, LCSW
(404) 202-0932 or [email protected]
https://atlantacenterforwellness.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/FEDflyer2.pdf

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/rocky-river-support-group/

Email
[email protected]

 Please RSVP!
To RSVP to our San Francisco support group please email [email protected]
1610 Union Street, San Francisco, CA 94123 

The Lotus Collaborative understands the unique pressures put on family members, caregivers, supporters or partners of those struggling with an eating disorder. Facilitated by a TLC staff, this free support group is designed to allow parents, husbands, wives, siblings, roommates or other family members to have some time that is devoted just to them. This group will allow people whose lives are affected by eating disorders to meet each other, recognize common struggles and learn new ways to cope with a life affected by and eating disorder.

http://www.thelotuscollaborative.com/support-groups.html

Please RSVP!
To RSVP to our Santa Cruz support group please email [email protected]
603 Mission Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060

The Lotus Collaborative understands the unique pressures put on family members, caregivers, supporters or partners of those struggling with an eating disorder. Facilitated by a TLC staff, this free support group is designed to allow parents, husbands, wives, siblings, roommates or other family members to have some time that is devoted just to them. This group will allow people whose lives are affected by eating disorders to meet each other, recognize common struggles and learn new ways to cope with a life affected by and eating disorder.

http://www.thelotuscollaborative.com/support-groups.html

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/atlanta-support-group-erin/

(404) 369-1058

Please register by contacting:
Nancy Sheppard
902-565-6610
[email protected]

http://eatingdisordersns.ca/family-and-friends-peer-support-group/

CRC for ED’s Family Support Group is intended to meet the needs of family members and friends of
loved ones struggling with an eating disorder. This group is facilitated and offers support, feedback, and
a caring and safe environment where you may talk openly with others who are sharing a similar
experience. Group members are welcome to express concerns and share thoughts and feelings and,
while participation by all attendees is encouraged, silence is respected.

https://www.crcfored.com/support-group-schedule/

Having a loved one diagnosed with an eating disorder is a surreal experience and one for which it's impossible to prepare. At a time when you are scared, stressed, and overwhelmed, connecting with others who understand what you are going through can be the self-care needed to most effectively help your child or partner on their journey.

Join us for both tears and laughter as we share strategies, support through rough patches, and celebrate victories small and large.

Contact: [email protected]
                 619-602-5624

*Opportunity to openly discuss eating disorders from a social justice lens**

Weekly on Tuesday, BodyBrave Canada is starting a weekly drop-in discussion from 3-4 pm. Note that this is NOT a supervised therapy group, just a chance to have an open, radical discussion.
Eating disorder treatment and support approaches are not accessible to the majority of folk struggling.

In this informal, open discussion group we'll explore the ways in which we might redefine eating disorder treatment and support from a social justice lens. Together, we'll brainstorm ideas on how we might go about providing more equitable access to needed services to marginalized folk. How can we make eating disorder spaces more safe? How can we make anti-oppressive practice the standard?

Come with your radical ideas! Come with your questions! Let's. dive. deep.

https://livingbodybrave.com/services-1/breaking-brave-redefining-eating-disorder-treatment-and-support-from-a-social-justice-lens

Robin groups are a confidential, inclusive and welcoming space for anyone supporting their sibling through recovery. The groups are an opportunity to share experiences with others in similar situations. You can attend as often as you like with no pressure to attend every time.

https://www.edfa.org.au/

For more info contact:
Anne Marie Coolen
902-473-9659
[email protected]
We meet from September to June on the last Tuesday of the month

To have the opportunity to meet other families and friends and with professionals who provide services to clients who have an eating disorder.

Contact Cathy 722 0500 or email [email protected]

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(The National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders) The group is for family members of those in eating disorder recovery.
Contace number: 216-407-6278

https://anad.org/affiliates/anad-support-groups/beachwood-support-group/