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feast-ed.org

The FAQ section on F.E.A.S.T.'s website addresses common questions about eating disorders, providing clear, evidence-based information for caregivers and families.

eatingdisorders.org.au

Eating Disorders Victoria provides information on how to talk to your doctor about your eating disorder including the first consultation and what to expect.

anad.org

If you are someone worried about your relationship with food and your body, know that you’re not alone. While it can be hard to talk about, reach out to the people around you who make you feel safe, and begin a conversation about your approach to this holy month.

nedic.ca

The National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC) provides information, referrals and support to people in Canada affected by eating disorders.

theprojectheal.org

Free eating disorder support groups for everyone and anyone who is looking for support on their journey.

allianceforeatingdisorders.com

This page informs you of The Alliance's policies regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data when you use our service.

mainspringrecovery.com

Privacy Policy for Mainspring Recovery

fullerlifefamilytherapy.org

We all want to live a full life. When we face overwhelming emotional pain or relationship trouble, we need professional and compassionate therapy to heal. There are many people who face barriers to professional help. Pain doesn’t discriminate between those with access to therapy and those without. Barrier #1: Therapy is expensive Barrier #2: No

ocduk.org

THANK YOU so much for thinking about donating to OCD-UK. OCD-UK remains a service-user led charity for children and adults with OCD, run by and for people with lived experience of OCD. We truly understand and can relate to what you’re experiencing. You’re not alone. Thank you for helping us to help others with our work.

oa.org

Overeaters Anonymous, Inc. does not endorse allowing minors to attend face to face, online, telephone, or non-real-time meetings. Any decision to allow such individuals to attend a meeting is made locally. In this, OA is guided by the spirit of Tradition Four: “Each group is autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or OA as … Continued