We offer a range of services for those affected by eating disorders. From support with telling someone you have an eating disorder to our Helpline, online support groups aswell as other services and downloadable resources.
When you contact our Helpline you will speak to a trained support worker experienced in listening and talking to people in a similar situation to you.
Our online directory of eating disorder support services. Search HelpFinder to find Beat Services and Private providers available in your area.
Our information and resources will help you find out more about eating disorders and help you approach your GP for help.
Telling someone your concerns about the eating disorder and about recovery can be daunting. We've put together an advice page to help you have conversations that will give you the encouragement and support you deserve on the path to recovery.
It's often challenging to decide whether we should trust those around us when we're facing difficulties. By speaking to a trusted adult about your struggles, it can help alleviate some challenges that you may be carrying alone.
It’s very important to access treatment as early as possible, as earlier treatment means a greater chance of fully recovering from your eating disorder. Your first point of contact is likely to be your GP.
Get free telephone support now for friendly, non-judgmental advice regarding an eating disorder.
Beat offers a range of online support services including one-to-one and group chat. Find the one that's right for you here.
1 June 2021
This leaflet is designed to bring along to a GP appointment, to help people get a quick referral from their GP to an eating disorders specialist.
7 June 2021
Spotting the first signs of symptoms of an eating disorder is extremely important when encouraging individuals to get the help and support they need as quickly as possible. That’s why we’ve created our tips campaign – giving you the tips to spot those very first signs of an eating disorder.
This leaflet is designed for people with binge eating disorder to bring to a GP appointment, to help them get a quick referral from their GP to an eating disorders specialist.