New alumni support groups,
are coming soon
We’re developing new virtual groups for those who have completed treatment with ERC, as well as caregivers and family members. Check back soon for more information.
Eating disorder support groups for alumni, caregivers, and families
Our virtual support groups are primarily clinician-led and exclusively for ERC alumni and caregivers who have loved ones currently or previously in treatment.
Ongoing support can be an important part of long-term recovery from anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder or ARFID. Here you’ll find a welcoming place to connect and get support.
A safe space to connect and be heard
Meetings are private
What’s shared in the group stays in the group. Sessions are not recorded, and everyone joins from their own personal space.
Share at your own pace
You don’t have to share until you feel ready to. You’re welcome to listen, reflect, or join the conversation when it feels right to you.
Guided by clinicians
Groups are primarily led by clinicians who help keep conversations respectful, supportive, and grounded.
Find free support in your community
Explore free support groups and resources offered by our nonprofit partners and local mental health organizations.
Referrals, education, and support for those experiencing eating disorders.
Offers peer-led support groups, education, and free resources to remove barriers to mental health care.
The nation’s leading nonprofit offering free peer support for anyone navigating a difficult relationship with eating or body image.
Provides parents and caregivers with comprehensive peer support, education, and empowerment through free programs and services.
Offers affordable clinical services for individuals and families, educational programs for the community, and training for professionals.
Covers the cost of therapy for Black women and non-binary individuals, as well as supporting professional development for BIPOC therapists.
NEDA is leading the charge to change how eating disorders are understood, provide tools for early intervention, expand access to care, and fund innovations that make long-lasting recovery possible.
Project HEAL aims to remove systemic, healthcare, and financial barriers to eating disorder treatment so everyone has a chance to heal.
Dedicated to raising awareness and providing education and resources for caregivers supporting a loved one impacted by an eating disorder.
Trans Lifeline provides trans peer support for our community. Ran by and for trans people.
Free and confidential support groups to help you rebuild confidence, gain control of body image, and conquer the fear of eating.
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