CO-DEPENDENTS ANONYMOUS INC

Creates, publishes, and distributes a wide range of recovery resources, including the CoDA Book, Newcomer’s Handbook, Twelve Step Handbook, workbooks, and informational pamphlets on topics like boundaries and sponsorship. These materials are available for purchase through the CoDA Store or as free downloadable brochures.

Creates, publishes, and distributes a wide range of recovery resources, including the CoDA Book, Newcomer’s Handbook, Twelve Step Handbook, workbooks, and informational pamphlets on topics like boundaries and sponsorship. These materials are available for purchase through the CoDA Store or as free downloadable brochures.

Offers free downloadable brochures and sells CoDA Store items created by Fellowship members, with proceeds supporting the operational costs of carrying the recovery message to those struggling with codependency.

Offers free downloadable brochures and sells CoDA Store items created by Fellowship members, with proceeds supporting operational expenses and outreach. Resources are designed to carry the message of recovery to individuals struggling with codependency.

Hosts a variety of Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) meetings, including general, newcomer, step study, and demographic-specific meetings (e.g., for men, women, LGBTQ individuals), conducted in-person, online via Zoom, and through alternative formats such as email, chat, and telephone. Meetings follow a structured format including readings of the Preamble, Twelve Steps, and Twelve Traditions, followed by sharing and listening.

Offers a structured Twelve Step and Twelve Traditions program for recovery from codependency, supported by comprehensive literature such as the CoDA Book, Newcomer’s Handbook, Twelve Step Handbook, workbooks, and pamphlets on boundaries, sponsorship, and communication. Conducts Coda Step Studies involving guided discussions, exercises, and study of CoDA texts to deepen recovery practice.

Offers a Twelve Step and Twelve Traditions-based recovery program for codependency, supported by a comprehensive library of published materials including the CoDA Book, Newcomer’s Handbook, workbooks, and pamphlets on boundaries, sponsorship, and communication. These resources are used in step studies and personal recovery work to deepen understanding of codependent patterns.

Operates CoDAteen meetings specifically for adolescents aged 14 to 23, including a weekly English meeting on Fridays and a Spanish-speaking meeting on Sundays, both held online via Zoom. These meetings provide age-appropriate peer support for young people dealing with codependency.

Provides a recovery framework centered on peer sharing of personal experiences, strength, and hope, enabling individuals to connect and support one another in overcoming codependency. Personal stories and poems are collected and shared as part of the recovery process.

Provides a recovery program grounded in peer sharing of personal experience, strength, and hope, including the collection and publication of personal stories and poems from individuals in recovery. Meetings and literature emphasize mutual support and lived experience as core to healing from codependency.

Offers a Twelve Step-based recovery program that includes structured study of CoDA literature such as the CoDA Book, the Twelve Step and Twelve Tradition Workbook, and other foundational texts through dedicated Coda Step Studies and reading programs. The program supports individuals in understanding codependency patterns and applying recovery principles in daily life and relationships.

Offers a Twelve Step-based recovery program that includes structured study of CoDA literature such as the CoDA Book, the Twelve Step and Twelve Tradition Workbook, and other foundational texts through dedicated Coda Step Studies and reading programs. The program supports individuals in understanding codependency patterns and applying recovery principles in daily life and relationships.

Operates a "Find a Meeting" webpage with listings for CoDA meetings across the U.S. and internationally, and provides an online form for individuals to add or update meeting information, which is reviewed and processed by Fellowship Services Workers for database accuracy.

Operates a "Find a Meeting" webpage with listings for CoDA meetings across the U.S. and internationally, and provides an online form for individuals to add or update meeting information, which is reviewed and processed by Fellowship Services Workers for database accuracy.

Maintains a "Find a Meeting" webpage listing CoDA meetings across the U.S. and internationally, and provides an online form for individuals to register new meetings or update existing meeting information, which is then reviewed and updated by a Fellowship Services Worker.

Maintains a 'Find a Meeting' webpage with listings for U.S. and international meetings, and provides an online form for listing new meetings or updating existing meeting information, which is processed by Fellowship Services Workers to ensure database accuracy.

Hosts a variety of Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) meetings, including general, step study, newcomer, speaker, and demographic-specific meetings (e.g., for men, women, LGBTQ individuals), offered in-person, online, and via telephone. Meetings follow a structured format including readings, prayers, and peer sharing, with specific online meetings available for CoDAteens and Spanish-speaking participants.

Hosts a variety of CoDA meetings including general, step study, newcomer, speaker, and demographic-specific meetings (e.g., for men, women, LGBTQ individuals), offered in-person, online via Zoom, and through telephone, email, and chat formats. Includes specialized CoDAteen meetings for adolescents aged 14–23, with sessions in English and Spanish held on Thursday, Friday, and Sunday evenings.

Hosts a variety of Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) meetings, including general, newcomer, step study, and demographic-specific meetings (e.g., for men, women, LGBTQ individuals), conducted in-person, online via Zoom, and through alternative formats such as email, chat, and telephone. Meetings follow a structured format including readings of the Preamble, Twelve Steps, and Twelve Traditions, followed by sharing and listening.

Operates CoDAteen meetings specifically for adolescents aged 14 to 23, including a weekly English meeting on Fridays and a Spanish-speaking meeting on Sundays, both held online via Zoom. These meetings provide age-appropriate peer support for young people dealing with codependency.