Read the methodology
The model behind each program, the stages it moves through, and the reasoning behind the sequence. Published before anybody pays. Exercises and protocols are available under professional preview access.
If you are a clinician, dietitian or treatment program, you should not recommend anything to a patient on the strength of a marketing page. Everything you would need to assess Overcome is on this page, and preview access is free.
The model behind each program, the stages it moves through, and the reasoning behind the sequence. Published before anybody pays. Exercises and protocols are available under professional preview access.
Where the material comes from, what we hold it against, and a plain statement of what we cannot claim. Every figure on this site carries its source next to it.
Who signs off each program, what their remit is, and the veto they hold. The two programs have separate reviewers, because the safety questions differ.
What Overcome is, what it is not, how eligibility is set, and the written escalation path a guide follows when somebody describes medical instability or crisis.
Free, full access to either program for clinicians, dietitians and treatment programs, so you can read every module before you mention it to anybody.
Questions about scope, a concern about a passage, or a patient-specific query. We take no referral fees and pay none, in either direction.
We do not diagnose, treat, monitor, or plan meals, and we take no referral fees in either direction.
If a patient tells us you have asked them to stop, we will tell them to stop. Nothing here is designed to sit between you and them.
We are building a code system so a clinician can give a patient access at a reduced rate, or free where cost is the barrier, without any money passing between us and you. No commission, no referral fee, no tracking of who sent whom.
If you would like to be part of the first group using it, write to clinicians@joinovercome.com and say roughly how many patients it would apply to.
Read every module of either program before you say a word about it to a patient. We would rather you found a problem than they did.