Information, tools and community for families and friends supporting someone with an eating disorder.

Concerned about a friend or a family member's eating habits and behaviour? Here are our tips on how to approach the situation.

Learn more about how you can support someone who may be struggling with an eating disorder at work

Learn about how you can support a pupil who may be struggling with an eating disorder

A safe, supportive space where a family member will gain a better understanding of their loved one’s (aged 13+) eating disorder.

Caring for someone who has an eating disorder can feel overwhelming and exhausting - help to manage your wellbeing.

Learn about the stages of change in eating disorder recovery and learn about the readiness ruler

An online peer-support group where a family member will gain a better understanding of ARFID to support their child aged 5-17.

Gain support, knowledge and tools to help your loved one feel more in control and less overwhelmed – so your family and friends

Harnessing Hope is an online carer skills workshop for those supporting someone with an enduring eating disorder.

One-to-one support for those supporting someone aged 5 – 17 who has an ARFID diagnosis or is displaying ARFID behaviours.

Learn more about how to support your partner/husband/wife if they are struggling with an eating disorder

Learn more about how to support a parent with an eating disorder

Learn more about supporting a sibling with an eating disorder

Our Peer Support Group for carers is for anyone in Scotland supporting someone with an eating disorder.

Celebrations and events like Christmas, birthday parties and other events can be difficult if you're supporting someone.

Our eating disorder support services are available in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Beat offer a range of eating disorder services in Scotland.