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For some women, an eating disorder can be present prior to falling pregnant, occur during a pregnancy or in the period following birth.
Our resource for healthcare professionals managing pregnancy and birth, such as midwives or early childcare nurses, is designed to help prevent, identify and refer at-risk mothers for appropriate care to address an eating disorder.
This Information Sheet was developed by Eating Disorders Neurodiversity Australia.
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 moreIn collaboration with Mindframe, Butterfly, and Australian media professionals, NEDC has developed and updated the Mindframe Guide to the Reporting and Portrayal of Eating Disorders, an evidence-based resource which provides practical advice for journalists, editors, and other media professionals to support best-practice reporting and portrayal of eating disorders.
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