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Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA)
WEBCompulsive exercise and/or dieting. Medical problems resulting from overeating, undereating, and/or purging. Despondency, shame, isolation, and hopelessness. FA is a program for those who want to stop eating addictively. Like Alcoholics Anonymous, FA treats food addiction as a threefold illness: physical, mental, and spiritual.
Actived: 8 days ago
Working at a Health Fair as a FA member
WEBResources from the FA PI Committee for reaching out to the general public at a Health Fair. We sometimes have the opportunity to provide information about FA at health fairs in our communities, at sites such as colleges, senior centers, religious centers, libraries, etc. These guidelines are designed to make that task easily understood.
To Our Families and Friends
WEBThis program gives people who can't control their eating habits a way to do so and to correct the problems caused by uncontrollable eating habits. The pamphlet "To Our Family and Friends" is FA Conference Approved Literature. BUY A COPY OF THIS PAMPHLET. This pamphlet gives a basic understanding of food addiction and the FA program to …
FA Health Care Outreach
WEBShare the message of FA with your Health Care Professional. We encourage members to reach out to health care professionals with whom we have existing relationships. The miracle of our abstinence is an entry point for conversations with them about your experience of food addiction and recovery. Health care professionals include physicians
Health Fair Guidelines
WEBSchedule a minimum of two (2) or three (3) fellows to work the booth for each shift. PROTOCOL NOTE: One person working the booth must have 2 years of abstinence, others must have at least 90 days. Try to obtain volunteers with variable demographics that reflect the audience at the health fair. Create a Health Fair Volunteer Schedule with names
FA Pamphlet: Bulimic
WEBThroughout my life, an intense desire to be thin took me from dieting into fasting, compulsive exercising, undereating, and bulimia; a drive to fill myself with food in order to numb my feelings took me to bingeing and, in certain periods, to being fat. I was ill at ease in my body and my life from an early age.
FA WAI Public Information (PI)
WEBDigital Outreach Committee (the umbrella designation for several service subcommittees) Focuses on channels of digital information that expand FA’s footprint online, making it possible for anyone, anywhere, anytime to find help with food addiction. Raises awareness about FA to the public through online weblinks, articles, newsletters
FA and Mental Health
WEB98% of those who had experienced Mental Health Issues reported improvement in FA. 27% were able to reduce or discontinue medication for depression with the help of their physicians. 88% report a better spiritual life. 80% report more fulfilling relationships, more stability and/or better stress management. 71% reduced other addictive behaviors.
FA Trifold and Flyer Templates
WEBFlyer Templates. In-Person Meeting Flyer with 20 Questions. FA Flyer with 20 Questions. FA Half-Page Flyer. Information Session Flyer. Contact [email protected] with any questions. Instructions for FA PI reps wanting to put the hope of recovery into someone's hand with a trifold brochure about Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous.
FA Membership Survey Results and Statistics
WEB85% of those taking survey were currently abstinent from addictive eating. 22% Less than 12 months. 18% 1 to less than 3 years. 13% 3 to less than 5 years. 11% 5 to less than 7 years. 10% 7 to less than 9 years. 8% 9 to less than 11 years. 5% 11 to less than 13 years. 4% 13 to less than 15 years.
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