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Emotions Anonymous "Big Book" (Digital E-Book Version)

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NOTE: This is the Digital E-Book Version of the Emotions Anonymous "Big Book".
If you would like to buy a physical hard copy of this book, then you must instead order it on EA's main Online Store. Thank you!

Emotions Anonymous (EA) is a 12-step program for anyone with a desire to be well emotionally. Our steps, traditions, and structure are similar to the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) 12-step program. Our fellowship is composed of people who come together in weekly meetings for the purpose of working toward becoming emotionally healthy.

"Emotions Anonymous" is EA's "Big Book." It is our basic text, providing the principles and tools of the program, EA history, and stories from people whose lives have been changed by EA, plus much more. It is 260 pages long.

You will get a EPUB (324KB) file

What is Emotions Anonymous International?

Emotions Anonymous International (EAI) is a 501(c)(3) international nonprofit organization that facilitates the Emotions Anonymous (EA) 12-Step Program. EAI is the administrative arm of the EA Program. EAI is not a religious or healthcare organization. EAI does not offer medical, psychiatric, or therapeutic services. EAI is not affiliated with any other recovery program.


EAI's mission is to support individuals with emotional difficulties in their efforts to live more manageable lives. Many people have found their way to a more positive life experience by participating in this program. Individuals seeking help through the EA program come from all walks of life and levels of mental health status. This program can be beneficial for those in recovery from addiction but is applicable to anyone interested in improving their emotional well-being.


The main office in St. Paul, Minnesota manages information about the groups' meeting information, maintains the website, publishes, sells, and ships the materials, and generally works to provide information and understanding about the EA program of recovery.


To learn more about the EA Program and find meeting information, please visit our website (www.EmotionsAnonymous.org).