Learn more about how eating disorders can affect pregnancy and the postnatal period and how to support yourself or a loved one.

Learn about how you can support someone who may be struggling with an eating disorder while pregnant

Learn about how to navigate exam season if you're affected by an eating disorder.

Supporting someone with an eating disorder during exam season can be hard. Read our tips on how to support them and yourself.

Learn about how menopause can affect eating disorders, and how to support yourself or a loved one

Learn more about how to manage an eating disorder if you're living with a disability.

Navigating social media can be tricky, particularly for people living with eating disorders. Find out more:

Learn more about the relationship between physical activity, exercise and eating disorders

Our guide on how to use safety features on social media to help you avoid harmful eating disorder content.

Research suggests that people with ADHD are more likely to be diagnosed with an eating disorder. Read more..

Our best estimate is that about 3.5 million children, young people and adults in the UK are living with an eating disorder.

Based on an analysis of the most recent UK survey data, is that around 3.5 million people in the UK have an eating disorder.

Prevalence figures for eating disorders in the UK from 2017. New figures were published in 2026.

Learn more about research tells us about eating disorders in primary care, by Dr Stella Kozmér

Find out how you can access support for your eating disorder recovery before heading to or going back to university

Exploring the relationship between GLP-1s and eating disorders and what to do if you're worried about yourself or someone else

What people affected by eating disorders should know about generative AI.

Our guide on navigating eating disorder recovery during Yom Kippur.

Think you have an eating disorder? Make that first step and get the help support you need.

Experiencing disordered eating? Worried someone you care about might be developing an eating disorder? We're here to support you