Sara found Rock Recovery after she was diagnosed with anorexia. Although she was already meeting with a therapist and dietician, Sara found herself feeling alone and craving connection with others who understand what she was going through. She joined Rock Recovery’s Breaking Bread meal support group, which, in her own words, “turned out to be the best decision ever.” Through Breaking Bread, Sara found community, support, and acceptance from others who know what’s it’s like to navigate eating disorder recovery. She challenged her fear foods and was able to process her emotions in healthy ways with her peers. Through Breaking Bread, Sara began to heal her relationship with food and view it as something to be enjoyed, rather than “earned.” Today, Sara is able to enjoy pasta with her family, and live a full life free from disordered eating.

Tegan’s struggle with disordered eating started at age 11, continuing well on into adulthood. But the more she fought for control over her body’s appearance, the more she lost control over her overall health and life. In 2018, Tegan found Rock Recovery and her life was forever changed. In joining Rock’s groups she never felt more seen, heard and accepted.

Liz grew up thinking that diets were the norm because everyone is on some sort of diet, right? Turns out, Liz was wrong! After spending decades with this mentality, she realized it was time to break the cycle. At the age of 33, she began her battle to beat her eating disorder and Rock Recovery’s groups helped her cross the finish line to freedom!

Jenna grew up in a world where diets were a part of her everyday. She struggled with restriction and binging for years without recognizing it as a problem because she thought it was simply what she had to do. Then she found Rock Recovery. The community of women she encountered and the support she received changed her life.

Callie began struggling with an eating disorder in high school and wasn’t sure recovery would ever be possible for her. Then she joined Rock’s Bridge to Life body image therapy group with the help of sliding scale financial assistance and the community of women she encountered changed her life.

After almost 20 years of living struggling with her eating disorder, Hillary felt unhelpable. Finally, she discovered Rock Recovery’s programs and was able to work towards real and lasting recovery.

Chelsea never thought that deciding to purge just once would be the beginning of a 10-year battle with bulimia. She didn't think that she was sick enough for treatment, and even if she was she had no idea how she would afford it.

Addy never thought that she was someone who struggled with disordered eating. To her, the compulsive exercise and restrictive rules around food were normal. It was in Rock's program that she found the support she needed to take her next step towards freedom.

Christine's eating disorder began when she was just 14 years old. It wasn't until 10 years later that she finally sought treatment. It was in Rock's Breaking Bread program that she finally found a safe place to heal, a place free of judgment.