Parents & Loved Ones Prayer Support Group (Rock Recovery)

Caring for a child, spouse or loved one through recovery can be a challenging experience and it’s important to find care for yourself throughout this process.

Join nonprofit, Rock Recovery, for a monthly prayer support group for parents and loved ones of those struggling with an eating disorder. This is a free, virtual support group that meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM ET and is open to all individuals regardless of where they live.

Each meeting will be led by dedicated Rock Recovery volunteer and trained dietitian, Beth Ask. This group is designed to provide connection to other parents and family members who are going through similar struggles. In each group, you and your family will be encouraged to lean on God and provided with tools to heal through scripture reading, journaling, group discussion and reflection.

Our virtual prayer support group for parents and loved ones will help you connect with others who are on similar journeys and engage your faith to find hope in the recovery journey.

Questions? Email faithsupport@rockrecoveryed.org for additional info about this group. You can learn more about Rock Recovery's work at www.rockrecoveryed.org.

About Beth Ask: Beth Ask has a passion to support others in prayer as they walk through the difficult journey of an eating disorder. She has found peace, comfort and hope from God’s Word and prayer as she has struggled with eating and food issues, both professionally and personally. Beth is a wife, mother, women’s ministry volunteer and Registered Dietitian. She loves to come alongside others to encourage them in the hope and power prayer provides.

About Rock Recovery: Rock Recovery strives to eradicate mental health stigma and spread awareness around eating disorders and provides affordable and transformational resources to those struggling and their support networks. Since 2009, the organization has served more than 150 adults through affordable clinical outpatient recovery programs and educated 16,000 community members to seek help for themselves or their loved ones.