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Anonymous Groups

This refers to peer support fellowships modeled on Alcoholics Anonymous, such as Narcotics Anonymous or Overeaters Anonymous, where members meet regularly to share experiences and support one another in recovery from addiction or compulsive behavior. Meetings are typically free, anonymous, and run on a twelve-step or similar mutual-aid model rather than professional therapy. For many members, attending meetings becomes a lasting habit and social outlet central to maintaining sobriety.

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