OA Literature Catalog

Last revised: August 1, 2025 Titles are listed twice (to facilitate automatic translation.) See the Digital Files in Translation List for translated titles currently available in your language. Prices apply only to items sold by the World Service Office and its designated vendors.

OA Literature List by Copyright Date(s)/Revision Date

Pamphlets and Wallet Cards Title Current Published Date Revision Date First Published Date Inventory Number About OA N/A 9/2023 2011 751 A Lifetime of Abstinence: One Day at a Time 2020 6/2024 2020 155 A New Plan of Eating 2021 6/2024 2021 144 Anonymity 1994 4/2024 1983 390 Anorexia and Bulimia Packet 2017 2008 725 … Continued

Suggested Reading and Writing Meeting Format

We have found that consistent use of this format keeps meetings focused on OA recovery, reinforces our pro­gram, and encourages unity. It also provides a reassuring feeling of continuity—an important factor in member retention. Each group may modify this format to better suit its needs. Note: The Suggested Reading and Writing Meeting Format includes readings … Continued

Reprint Request Form

You must use this Reprint Request Form to submit your request. If you need translation help, refer to the translatable text below. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS® World Service OfficePO Box 44727, Rio Rancho, NM 87174-4727 USA1-505-891-2664 • info@oa.org • oa.org Rev. 4/25

OA Licensing Process Flowchart

Download the English-language PDF OA Board-approved.©2025 Overeaters Anonymous, Inc. All rights reserved. Overeaters Anonymous, Inc. World Service OfficeLocation: 6075 Zenith Court NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87144, USAMailing address: PO Box 44727, Rio Rancho, NM 87174-4727, USATelephone: +1 505-891-2664

Availability of Translated Literature

Dear Service Bodies of Overeaters Anonymous, The International Publications and Translations Committee wants to ensure all registered OA service bodies that have translated OA-approved literature into a language other than English and that have received License 2 from the World Service Office know that they may distribute and sell that translated literature worldwide. The authorized … Continued

Suggested Lifeline Meeting Format

1. Opening “Welcome to the [day and time] __________ Lifeline discussion meeting of Overeaters Anonymous. My name is __________. I am a compulsive eater and the leader for this meeting.” 2–13. Welcome and Further Remarks Refer to the Suggested Meeting Format (available in the Document Library at oa.org) or use your group’s choice of opening … Continued

One Piece of Literature Skit

Use this skit to present a fun reminder of the diversity of our recovery literature and our approaches to the Twelve Steps. This skit is intended to be exaggerated and read in an over-the-top style. Please feel free to change the names as you see fit. The Inclusive Group of Overeaters Anonymous is opening its … Continued

Embracing Our Differences

Beloved Members, Groups, and Service Bodies of Overeaters Anonymous, Humility, of course, is one of the fundamental principles not only of individual recovery but of the practices of OA as a whole. Such humility is apparent in the readiness with which OA members, groups, and service bodies have embraced the first paragraph of OA’s Unity … Continued