eating disorder

Eating disorders and substance use can reinforce each other, hiding serious physical and emotional risks behind seemingly normal habits.

Eating disorder treatment has evolved into more personalised flexible care that better supports lasting recovery.

Structured eating disorder treatment breaks cycles of food obsession and delivers the support needed to rebuild mental health and daily well being.

Family support strengthens eating disorder recovery by creating healthier communication, safer relationships, and more stable long-term healing.

A new digital tool is being tested to help young people with eating disorders seek help earlier and reduce delays in treatment.

A leading specialist warns that parents may unintentionally reinforce their child’s eating disorder and highlights key behaviours to watch for.

Jake Ferguson’s journey from anorexia recovery to advocacy highlights the importance of specialised care and the hope of healing.

A new study spanning four decades has highlighted the alarming mortality risks for individuals diagnosed with anorexia nervosa.

A recent review published in the Clinical Interventions in Aging journal highlights the severe and often overlooked consequences of anorexia of ageing (AA) in hospital settings.

A new study conducted by a team from Heidelberg University has demonstrated the effectiveness of a web-based cognitive behavioural self-help intervention in treating binge eating disorder.

A recent study has provided new insights into how state mindfulness relates to restrictive eating disorder (ED) behaviours among individuals with anorexia nervosa and atypical anorexia nervosa.

When it comes to addiction treatment, more generic approaches frequently overshadow the particular difficulties that women face.

Eating Disorders Awareness Week raises awareness surrounding eating-related disorders. 

Eating Disorders Awareness Week (26th February to 3rd March) aims to raise awareness of the condition.