Jenni R. reviewed The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Overeaters Anonymous on + 2 more book reviews
A good pocket size book for following the twelve step Overeaters Anonymous program.
Lenore H. (docette) reviewed The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Overeaters Anonymous on + 5 more book reviews
There are some out-of-date phone numbers written on the inside cover. Otherwise its ok
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From Back Cover:
A long-awaited book that - speaks directly to the compulsive overeater.
The publication of this book is a momentous occasion for Overeaters Anonymous. Founded in 1960, the Fellowship has helped thousands of compulsive eaters find a new way of life through the twelve steps and twelve traditions.
As the organization grew, so did the need and desire for a volume tailored specifically to those working the OA program. The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Overeaters Anonymous is a culmination of that dream. It serves as an inspiration and a guide to those who seek, live, and spread the message of OA recovery.
A long-awaited book that - speaks directly to the compulsive overeater.
The publication of this book is a momentous occasion for Overeaters Anonymous. Founded in 1960, the Fellowship has helped thousands of compulsive eaters find a new way of life through the twelve steps and twelve traditions.
As the organization grew, so did the need and desire for a volume tailored specifically to those working the OA program. The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Overeaters Anonymous is a culmination of that dream. It serves as an inspiration and a guide to those who seek, live, and spread the message of OA recovery.
Cindy M. (RenascenceC) reviewed The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Overeaters Anonymous on + 77 more book reviews
I have moved beyond what OA has to offer (see settingcaptivesfree.com), but what OA has to offer was an important step in my healing, and I am thankful for the organization and these principles.
