Family and Friends

Feeling lost supporting a loved one with an eating disorder?

You’re not alone. We understand the challenges faced by family, partners, and friends of those struggling with eating disorders.

Our Family and Friends Peer Support Program offers:

  • Individual Support: Connect with a trained Family Peer Supporter for personalized guidance and resources.

  • Monthly Virtual Support Groups: Share experiences, find connection, and gain strength from others in similar situations. See the details below.

  • Hope and Encouragement: Find a safe space to express your emotions and navigate the journey of supporting your loved one’s recovery.

Together, we can help.

Find the support that’s right for you:

Monthly Virtual Family Support Meetings

We warmly invite you to join our confidential, virtual monthly support meetings for parents and family members. These meetings offer a vital space for connection, sharing experiences, and finding mutual support from others navigating similar challenges.

Requirement for Participation
To ensure every family receives tailored support, all new participants must first complete a one-on-one support session with a dedicated Family Peer Supporter. This mandatory, confidential session helps us understand your needs and ensures you get the most out of the group meeting.

Action Required: Register One Week Prior
To allow enough time to schedule and complete your first one-on-one session, you must register for the monthly meeting at least one week before the scheduled date. Registrations received after this deadline will be automatically deferred to the following month’s meeting.

Our next meeting is scheduled for
Tuesday, November 25, 2025   6:30 pm – 8:30 pm ADT
The Zoom link is provided in the Family and Friends Newsletter.

More Support

Do you need more support?

Navigating eating disorders and mental health challenges can be difficult, and finding the right support is crucial. Numerous organizations offer valuable resources and communities. Whether you’re seeking support specific to eating disorders or for general mental health, we’ve compiled lists of helpful organizations to connect you with the right resources.

New Resource

How to Support your Teen with Anorexia

We’re excited to offer an online resource specifically for parents with children battling anorexia. This tool provides bite-sized, searchable topics to empower you with knowledge and equip you to support your child or teen. Register for this resource today.

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