Ocean and Bay Intergroup of Overeaters Anonymous

Ocean and Bay Intergroup of Overeaters Anonymous Ocean & Bay Intergroup serves OA members in Rhode Island, SE Mass. and SE Conn. Welcome! Many of our events and meetings are also available virtually.

Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is a fellowship of individuals sharing experience, strength, & hope to recover from compulsive overeating & other compulsive food behaviors. Ocean and Bay Intergroup of Overeaters Anonymous services members throughout Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts and Southeastern Connecticut. Please visit our website for more info. Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is a Fellowship of

individuals who, through shared experience, strength, and hope, are recovering from compulsive overeating. We welcome everyone who wants to stop eating compulsively. There are no dues or fees for membership.

There’s hope and connection in our August Ocean & Bay Intergroup newsletter!  This month we spotlight the 7th Tradition—...
08/02/2026

There’s hope and connection in our August Ocean & Bay Intergroup newsletter! This month we spotlight the 7th Tradition—why your contributions keep outreach, newcomer support, literature, phone lines, events, and service—plus a new appeal video from OA’s managing director. Read inspiring personal reflections, learn about volunteer opportunities (including the Aug 7–8 Symposium in Providence), catch a special showing of OA founder Rozanne S.’s video on Aug 2, and explore resources like the Fun & Fellowship survey, Recovery Resource Library picks, new meetings, and special-focus groups. Recovery thrives when we give and connect.
Click here to see our August 2026 Newsletter:
https://myemail.constantcontact.com/AUGUST-2026-Newsletter.html?soid=1103092363563&aid=Hh3VHZ9mkYE

Am I satisfied to be the way I am? I used to think the answer was No, but then why did I go right on being the way I alw...
07/05/2026

Am I satisfied to be the way I am? I used to think the answer was No, but then why did I go right on being the way I always was, resisting change? To my compulsive overeater way of thinking, my opinions seemed to be truth and I never dreamed of changing them.

But something happened. I found OA and was encouraged to have an open mind about some things. I did as I was told, and it brought me the gift of abstinence and an awakening to the presence of a Power greater than myself. The frontier I see before me today is limitless.

For today: My first priority is keeping my mind open to know God’s will for me.

June 8, For Today

Source: oa.org

Explore Ocean & Bay Intergroup’s unique illustration of OA Service Structure: a clear chart and description showing how ...
07/05/2026

Explore Ocean & Bay Intergroup’s unique illustration of OA Service Structure: a clear chart and description showing how individual members form groups, groups form intergroups and service bodies, and how regions, national boards, and the World Service Business Conference support OA’s fellowship and shared decision-making.
https://oceanandbay.org/service-structure/

Ocean & Bay’s sticker shop offers compassionate, recovery-focused designs celebrating food addiction healing—gentle affi...
07/04/2026

Ocean & Bay’s sticker shop offers compassionate, recovery-focused designs celebrating food addiction healing—gentle affirmations, mindful reminders, and sober-supporting art. Bright coastal imagery blends with recovery messages to inspire resilience, self-compassion, and daily strength. Perfect for water bottles, journals, laptops—small anchors for long-term recovery and relapse prevention and ongoing personal growth.
You can view our store here:
https://www.redbubble.com/people/Ocean-n-Bay-OA/explore?asc=u&page=1&sortOrder=recent

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P. O. Box 2243
East Greenwich, RI
02818

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