The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Overeaters Anonymous
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This book sets out the principles of Overeaters Anonymous in detail, presenting the twelve steps and the twelve traditions that guide the fellowship's programme of recovery. It is written for members who already live by these principles and want to pass the message of recovery on to others.
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Members who attend meetings or work the programme can use it as a reference, while newcomers gain a clear picture of how the fellowship approaches compulsive eating and recovery. The book serves both as a study guide and as a practical companion for anyone carrying the message to people who still suffer.
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