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About this meeting
The Rutland Centre on Knocklyon Road hosts an Overeaters Anonymous meeting every Thursday at 7pm, in Knocklyon, Dublin 16. The centre is known locally for its work supporting people through recovery, and this particular meeting is open to anyone with a desire to stop eating compulsively, following the usual OA format of members sharing their own experience rather than receiving professional treatment within the meeting itself. There is no charge to attend and no requirement to have any connection to the wider Rutland Centre, so anyone in the Dublin 16 area is welcome on a Thursday evening.
Common questions
Do I need to be a Rutland Centre client to attend this meeting?
No, the Overeaters Anonymous meeting is open to anyone with a desire to stop eating compulsively, regardless of any connection to the centre's other services.
Is there a fee to attend?
No, it is free, and there is no need to book a place.
Where is the Rutland Centre?
On Knocklyon Road, in the Dublin 16 area.
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