Our supporter Charlotte reflects on her recovery story, and shares her message of hope.
Ayisha shares her reflections on how her eating disorder affects her relationship to her Muslim faith, family, and marriage.
Our supporter Amy talks through recovery from her eating disorder, understanding its roots, and regaining control of her life.
Our supporter Mayuri shares some of her top tips for being kinder to yourself during your eating disorder recovery journey.
A mother shares her family's experience of her daughter's transition from school to university with an eating disorder.
It can be hard to enjoy a holiday when there are so many things around that make it feel chaotic. For someone like me, who copes with anxiety by needing structure and routine, the spontaneity and fun of a holiday season is enormously difficult to navigate.
If there’s such a thing as a typical anorexic patient, then I’m not that person. I’m a man with an illness broadly estimated to be 80-90% female.
The run up to Christmas can be really exciting: preparing for holidays, time with family and friends, parties, presents and often lots of food. But that excitement can be equalled and even overshadowed by worry, guilt, resentment and panic.