Clinical Guidelines for Therapeutic Interventions for Eating Disorders (EDQ)

Current clinical guidelines for the treatment of eating disorders in Australia are aimed at treatments for medical and psychiatric care in line with the DSM-5 and International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10). The EDQ clinical guidelines presented here have been specifically developed to inform clinical therapeutic practice with clients who have eating disorders, rather than to manage their medical and psychiatric care. 


« Back to Browse Resources

See also

Insights in recovery - An overview of the research project informing the Insights in Recovery Guide

The Insights in Recovery project explored recovery oriented healthcare practices that are meaningful for people with all eating disorder diagnoses.

Read more

NEDC Credentialing Consultation Report 2020

After over six months of consultation with the eating disorders community and wider health sector, NEDC has published a consultation report which outlines our findings.

Read more

Issue 55 | Theory and Practice: Screening and Assessment Tools for Eating Disorders

Theory and Practice: Screening and Assessment Tools for Eating DisordersEditor's Note: Welcome to this edition of the NEDC e-Bulletin, where we delve into the NEDC’s recent and upcoming collaborations with local PHNs and then examine different practical screening and assessment tools to help you detect the possible presence of an eating disorder.

Read more

Mind, Body & Fertility: The Connection Between Fertility Care, Disordered Eating and Eating Disorders

People seeking fertility care are significantly more likely than the general population to have an experience of body image issues, disordered eating or an eating disorder.

Read more