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24 September 2026
Eric Van Furth and Nadia Micali have been appointed as co-editors of the EEDR, a journal published with Beat. Read more here:
9 September 2026
Beat's CEO Vanessa Longley has written a blog about the launch of our report on autism and eating disorders. Read more here
23 July 2026
An estimated 3.5 million people in the UK are now affected by an eating disorder according to new prevalence statistics by Beat.
28 September 2026
After restricting and binging from comparing herself to others, Bronwyn is on her road towards eating disorder recovery.
Taking on the 100km Peak District Challenge was more than a running even for Rachel - it was a way to show how far she's come.
22 September 2026
At one point, Chloe couldn't see anything other than her eating disorder - now, she is in recovery and expecting her first child
On 8 October 2025 we launched our strategy - this sets out our vision for the next five years.
We've changed thousands of lives affected by eating disorders this year.
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Our online carer community provides people supporting someone with an eating disorder with a space to learn share and find support through workshops, courses and forums.
Our elearning platform is designed to enable school and college professionals to help students into treatment quickly. Access a range of interactive modules, monthly Q&A sessions and interactive webinars delivered by our expert clinicians.
No one should battle an eating disorder alone.
Whether they’re battling an eating disorder, or supporting someone who's struggling - we're there with people affected, every step of the way. From our Helpline to our online workshops and chatrooms, our services help make sure no one feels alone in their recovery journey.
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This report highlights the urgent need to expand access to intensive community and day treatments for eating disorders, so that they are available to people of all ages across the whole of the UK.
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