Weight can be an important indicator of progress in treatment, but its relevance varies from person to person. For some, it plays a crucial role in recovery, while for others, it holds less significance. Ultimately, weight is one aspect of a person's overall health and well-being. This guide provides key considerations for conducting weighing in a safe and supportive manner.
NEDC e-BulletinContents: Editor’s Note AIS-NEDC launch Q&A interview with Shane Jeffrey Video interview with Fiona Sutherland Update on events Editor’s Note:Welcome to the NEDC e-Bulletin: Sport and Eating Disorders.
Read moreThis 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.
Read moreIn June 2014, NEDC consulted with ReachOut.com to carry out a research project in order to better understand the needs of young people using online services.
Read moreNEDC e-Bulletin Editor’s Note Welcome to the 60th edition of the NEDC e-Bulletin.
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