Eating Disorders
Help and Support - Everyone deserves support for their eating concerns, and NEDA wants to connect you with resources that can help in addition to professional help. These free and low cost support options offer ways to connect with others and provide tools to promote recovery. Please note that these options do not replace professional treatment. We are listing them as additional support options to supplement recovery or maintenance. (NEDA)
Help and Support - Everyone deserves support for their eating concerns, and NEDA wants to connect you with resources that can help in addition to professional help. These free and low cost support options offer ways to connect with others and provide tools to promote recovery. Please note that these options do not replace professional treatment. We are listing them as additional support options to supplement recovery or maintenance. (NEDA)
Resources on Eating Disorders - Eating disorders are serious and often fatal illnesses that are associated with severe disturbances in people’s eating behaviors and related thoughts and emotions. Help raise awareness about eating disorders by sharing information and materials based on the latest research. (National Institute of Mental Health)
Resources on Eating Disorders - Eating disorders are serious and often fatal illnesses that are associated with severe disturbances in people’s eating behaviors and related thoughts and emotions. Help raise awareness about eating disorders by sharing information and materials based on the latest research. (National Institute of Mental Health)
What Are the Different Kinds of Eating Disorders? - Clinical social worker Allison Dubinski, LCSW explains three common eating disorders. Contrary to stereotypes, not everyone with an eating disorder appears underweight, and not all are women. (Child Mind Institute)
What Are the Different Kinds of Eating Disorders? - Clinical social worker Allison Dubinski, LCSW explains three common eating disorders. Contrary to stereotypes, not everyone with an eating disorder appears underweight, and not all are women. (Child Mind Institute)
What Is ARFID? Clinical social worker Allison Dubinski, LCSW, explains a relatively new eating disorder diagnosis called ARFID (avoidant restrictive food intake disorder) and how it differs from other eating disorders. (Child Mind Institute)
What Is ARFID? Clinical social worker Allison Dubinski, LCSW, explains a relatively new eating disorder diagnosis called ARFID (avoidant restrictive food intake disorder) and how it differs from other eating disorders. (Child Mind Institute)