My favorite links.
Eating Disorders Anonymous
The official website of Eating Disorders Anonymous, the 12-step program for anyone wishing to recover from an eating disorder.
Overeaters Anonymous
The official website of Overeaters Anonymous, the 12-step program for anyone wishing to recover from and eating disorder Alcoholics Anonymous. The official website of Alcoholics Anonymous, the 12-step program for anyone wishing to recover from addiction to alcohol. All 12 step programs are designed to help with any addiction; therefore, if you have a problem with an addiction to a substance other than alcohol, you will still feel at home using the 12 steps. They apply to all addictions. There are many more 12-step program with special focus, such as Narcotics Anonymous and Gamblers Anonymous, to name just a few.
Create Your Recovery
A new blog written by my partner-in-crime, Kelly Michaels. Full of inspiration for self-care!
Rock Your Recovery
Want to rock it in style? These t's at Cafe Press were designed by online recovery-guru, Kelly Michaels. Not only is she a warrior in the fight against eating disorders, she's also artistic!
The 12-Step Buddhist
A website by the author of the book "The 12-Step Buddhist," Darren Littlejohn. Darren is wonderful at explaining how to use Buddhism by applying it to the 12 steps of recovery. Very useful site and book.
Christian Yoga Magazine
A fun site that combines elements of Christianity, yoga, Buddhism, and all contemplative practices.
Tricycle Magazine
A wonderful wisdom magazine about Buddhism, for serious practitioners and for those just curious about Buddhist wisdom.
BeliefNet
A website dedicated to collecting wisdom from many different religions. Mostly Christianity.
BuddhaNet
For those serious about learning more on Buddhism.
The official website of Eating Disorders Anonymous, the 12-step program for anyone wishing to recover from an eating disorder.
Overeaters Anonymous
The official website of Overeaters Anonymous, the 12-step program for anyone wishing to recover from and eating disorder Alcoholics Anonymous. The official website of Alcoholics Anonymous, the 12-step program for anyone wishing to recover from addiction to alcohol. All 12 step programs are designed to help with any addiction; therefore, if you have a problem with an addiction to a substance other than alcohol, you will still feel at home using the 12 steps. They apply to all addictions. There are many more 12-step program with special focus, such as Narcotics Anonymous and Gamblers Anonymous, to name just a few.
Create Your Recovery
A new blog written by my partner-in-crime, Kelly Michaels. Full of inspiration for self-care!
Rock Your Recovery
Want to rock it in style? These t's at Cafe Press were designed by online recovery-guru, Kelly Michaels. Not only is she a warrior in the fight against eating disorders, she's also artistic!
The 12-Step Buddhist
A website by the author of the book "The 12-Step Buddhist," Darren Littlejohn. Darren is wonderful at explaining how to use Buddhism by applying it to the 12 steps of recovery. Very useful site and book.
Christian Yoga Magazine
A fun site that combines elements of Christianity, yoga, Buddhism, and all contemplative practices.
Tricycle Magazine
A wonderful wisdom magazine about Buddhism, for serious practitioners and for those just curious about Buddhist wisdom.
BeliefNet
A website dedicated to collecting wisdom from many different religions. Mostly Christianity.
BuddhaNet
For those serious about learning more on Buddhism.
