Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA): Summary

Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA)

Healthcare, Nonprofit, Mental Health, Substance Abuse Recovery

CoDA offers a supportive community and structured program to help individuals recover from codependence and build healthier relationships.

CoDA is a recovery program designed to help individuals struggling with codependence. It provides resources, meetings, and support for those seeking healthy and loving relationships.

Access to local and online meetings; Twelve Steps and Traditions framework; Resources for newcomers and ongoing members; Free downloadable pamphlets and literature

Individuals seeking recovery from codependent relationships; Newcomers looking for guidance on their first meeting; Members wanting to deepen their understanding of the Twelve Steps; Teenagers seeking a safe space through CoDAteen

Comprehensive resources including literature and meeting materials; A global network of meetings, both in-person and online; A structured program based on the Twelve Steps, which is widely recognized in recovery communities

CoDA's strengths lie in its extensive support network, structured recovery program, and commitment to inclusivity for all individuals seeking help.

CoDA positions itself as a welcoming and supportive community for those affected by codependence, emphasizing the importance of healthy relationships.

The primary audience includes individuals struggling with codependence, newcomers to recovery, and teenagers through the CoDAteen program.

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• Codependence

• Recovery

• Support Groups

• Mental Health

Welcome to Co-Dependents Anonymous

Supportive, compassionate, inclusive

CoDA uniquely focuses on codependence recovery, providing a specific framework and community support tailored to individuals seeking to overcome relational challenges.

CoDA is identified as a nonprofit organization dedicated to recovery from codependence, fostering a sense of belonging and support among its members.

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