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Issue 49 | Qualitative Evidence

NEDC e-Bulletin Issue 49 Editor’s Note: Qualitative research on eating disorders is a growing field, with researchers particularly interested in how qualitative research methods can help us understand barriers to care, social relationships, treatment needs and recovery experiences.

NEDC Fact Sheet - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Guided Self Help (CBT-GSH)

This resource is for GPs and health professionals who are seeking a better understanding of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Guided Self Help (CBT-GSH) in eating disorders, and their role in using this as a treatment in some eating disorder presentations.

Males Experience Eating Disorders Too

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Fitness Australia Guidelines: Identifying and managing members with eating disorders and/or problems with excessive exercise.

These guidelines are designed to assist fitness centre staff to provide advice and support to the individual with an Eating Disorder or exercise problem and to manage facility use in this population to promote safety and well-being.

Eating Disorder Safe principles

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Issue 49 | Qualitative Evidence

NEDC Fact Sheet - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Guided Self Help (CBT-GSH)

Males Experience Eating Disorders Too

Fitness Australia Guidelines: Identifying and managing members with eating disorders and/or problems with excessive exercise.