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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.
La National Eating Disorders Collaboration (NEDC) ha integrado dos décadas de consenso del sector y experiencia vivida y desarrollo de servicios en un modelo del sistema escalonado de atención para los trastornos alimentarios (Figura 1).
Read moreNEDC 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.
Read moreThe National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has been operational in Australia for ten years.
Read moreNEDC e-Bulletin Editor’s NoteIn our work and training across the country, the National Eating Disorders Collaboration has seen an increasing interest in the topic of eating disorders and co-occurring diabetes.
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