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We offer a range of online peer support groups for people with eating disorders. Find the one that's right for you below.

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A chat-based support group for anyone who has or thinks they may have anorexia

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A chat-based support group for anyone who has or thinks they may have an eating disorder

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A chat-based support group for anyone who has or thinks they may have bulimia.

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A chat-based support group for anyone who has or thinks they may have binge eating disorder

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A chat-based support group for anyone who has or think they might have Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

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If you know somebody who has an eating disorder or who you think might have an eating disorder, we can help you.

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Supporting someone with an eating disorder? Read our tips

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Self-care can help you support someone through an eating disorder and help with overwhelm.

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Beat has support available for family members and friends across the UK who are supporting a loved one.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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