National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD)
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(888) 375-7767
ANAD is a national nonprofit that gives free peer support to anyone who struggles with eating or body image. Most help is online: free weekly Zoom support groups, a phone helpline, and treatment referrals by email. People who have lived through eating disorders lead the groups. ANAD is not therapy or medical care.
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What they offer 8
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ANAD Student Ambassador Program (ASAP)Program
A program for high school and college students who want to spread eating disorder awareness at school. Students can plan their own projects or start a Project EDSA club. ANAD gives training and support.
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Eating Disorder Peer Support GroupsService
Free weekly Zoom groups led by trained volunteers who have lived through eating disorder recovery. There are groups for general support, LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, caregivers, siblings, older adults, athletes, teens and young adults, men, larger bodies, ARFID, binge eating disorder, and chronic illness.
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Eating Disorders HelplineService
A free toll-free phone line for emotional support, questions, and treatment referrals. You can call for yourself or because you worry about someone. It does not handle support group sign-ups.
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Learning Library and Resource HubsService
Free guides and toolkits about eating disorders, warning signs, and treatment options. Resource hubs are made for loved ones and caregivers, LGBTQIA+ people, educators, athletes and coaches, the Black community, and the Muslim community.
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Recovery MentorService
Free online one-on-one mentoring for 6 months with a mentor who has recovered from an eating disorder. They meet for 1 hour a week by video. It is support, not treatment. Applications are closed now; you can join a list to hear when they reopen.
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Treatment Directory and Referral RequestsService
, and has an online treatment directory. Referrals are made by peers, not clinicians. Expect a wait of 7 to 10 business days.
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Virtual peer support groupsProgram
Free weekly Zoom groups of 75 minutes, including groups for LGBTQIA+, athletes, teens and young adults, men, binge eating disorder, larger bodies, ARFID, chronic illness, older adults, BIPOC, caregivers and siblings.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Volunteer with ANADProgram
People can volunteer as a support group leader, recovery mentor, helpline volunteer, or referrals volunteer. No experience is needed and training is provided.
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