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About this meeting
The OA Oxford Sunday meeting runs weekly at 6pm at 1 Aristotle Lane in Oxford, and if you are driving, it is worth knowing the building is reached via Hayfield Road rather than directly off Aristotle Lane itself. It is open to anyone with a desire to stop eating compulsively, and follows the standard Overeaters Anonymous approach of members sharing their own experience of recovery, without a professional facilitator, weigh-ins or a set meal plan. There is no cost to attend and no need to book ahead, so a Sunday evening in Oxford is a straightforward way to try a meeting for the first time.
Common questions
How do I get to 1 Aristotle Lane by car?
The listing notes it is reached via Hayfield Road if driving, rather than directly from Aristotle Lane.
Is there a cost to attend?
No, it is free, and no booking is needed.
Who can come to the Oxford Sunday meeting?
Anyone with a desire to stop eating compulsively, whatever their experience with OA.
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