Resource Library
Below are organizations and projects that reflect the values of compassion, and connection, and courage—offering support for those navigating the tides of healing in their own way.
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Each of these resources reflects the belief that healing can take many forms. Whether through community, harm reduction, body trust, or professional care, may you find what helps you feel seen, nourished, and supported.
When the Water Still Holds Me
Letters Through the Tides of a Long-Term Eating Disorder
By Johanna Scoglio
Founder & President of A Dragonfly's Dream
Through honest, compassionate letters, When the Water Still Holds Me explores the lived experience of long-term eating disorders—offering insight, connection, and hope for anyone who has ever searched for light in the tides. Rooted in harm reduction and self-compassion, it invites readers to honor their own pace and rediscover meaning within the ebb and flow of healing.
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A portion of all proceeds supports the programs and mission of A Dragonfly’s Dream.
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National & Community Resources
ANAD (National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders)
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Free, peer-led virtual groups, mentorship, and recovery programs that center compassion, connection, and community.​
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National Alliance for Eating Disorders
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Education, referrals, and free virtual support groups for individuals and loved ones nationwide.​
Project Heal​
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Helps people access equitable, trauma-informed care through treatment funding, insurance navigation, and peer mentorship.​
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The Eating Disorder Foundation (EDF)​
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Provides support, connection, and community programs for anyone impacted by eating disorders, including those in long-term recovery.
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Center for Body Trust​
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Provides education, training, and resources for individuals and professionals seeking a weight-inclusive, body liberation, and trauma-informed approach to healing..
More Than a Body​
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Promotes body image resilience and self-compassion through education and embodiment practices.
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Eating Disorder Coalition​
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Advocates for federal policy, research, and awareness to improve access to care and protect the rights of those affected by eating disorders.
Community Resources (North Carolina)
