Second Sunday
Creating a life worth living, together
Second Sunday is a free monthly gathering for adults 30+ living with eating disorders—a chance to connect, experience something new, and make more room for joy, community, and a life aligned with your values.
One month might find us painting pottery or creating canvas art, another exploring an art museum, sharing a sound bath, meeting at a board game café, or wandering through a garden. The experience changes, but the intention stays the same: meaningful connection, shared experiences, and more opportunities to engage with life.
Rooted in peer support and compassion, there's no expectation to share your story, talk about your eating disorder, or be at a particular place in recovery.
If you’re interested in joining our next Second Sunday event, please fill out the form above.
You don't have to walk this alone. Here, your presence is enough.
What to Expect
A Safe Harbor
A welcoming, peer-led space where you don't have to explain where you've been or where you're going. There's no expectation to be at a certain place in recovery—just an invitation to show up as you are.
Gentle Currents
Second Sundays are intentionally low-pressure. Shared experiences create space for conversation, connection, and community to unfold naturally—without expectations or pressure.
Tides of Possibility
Healing doesn't have to happen all at once—or look the same for everyone. We make space for joy, curiosity, creativity, play, and experiences that reconnect us with the parts of life an eating disorder can make smaller.
Seaglass Journeys
Like seaglass shaped differently by the journey, no two paths look exactly alike. Second Sunday honors individual choices and values while creating opportunities to explore what makes life meaningful to you.
Who This Is For
Adults 30+ living with an eating disorder—whether long-term, recurring, or somewhere along the way.
Those navigating recovery or simply finding their own path forward.
People seeking connection, joy, curiosity, and compassion.
All genders, identities, and body sizes are welcome.
You don't need to have a diagnosis, be in treatment, or define where you are in recovery. Just come as you are—and find a space to connect, exhale, and be yourself.