Do You Have an Eating Disorder?
Eating disorders are complex mental illnesses. Boys, girls, men, and women from all backgrounds and ethnic groups can be affected by eating disorders.
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Research into Transitions: The Triangle Project
17/01/2019
As the UK’s Eating Disorder Charity, Beat talks to thousands of people affected...
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Reasons to Take Part in The Triangle Project
17/01/2019
My name is Jenny Langley and I am on the Triangle trial steering committee becau...
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New NHS plan boosts young people’s services but adults need more...
08/01/2019
Today the Long Term Plan for the NHS is published, laying out the strategy for t...
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"The more I tried to take control, the less I could."
21/01/2019
I decided to share the journey I know many people will be surprised to hear I am...
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Exercise: the double edged sword
18/01/2019
As I woke in hospital one afternoon last January, due to having collapsed in my...
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From Surviving to Thriving: Five Years On
16/01/2019
Let's rewind five years. A young girl, just 17, her bags packed, sat in the car...
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Going to the Doctor
It’s very important to access treatment as early as possible, as earlier treatment means a greater chance of fully recovering from your eating disorder.
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