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We're delighted to feature a guest post by Eva Musby, author of Anorexia and other Eating Disorders: how to help your child eat well and be well, about our campaign to introduce waiting times standards in Scotland to match those laid out for young people in England.

We're delighted to feature a guest post by Eva Musby, author of Anorexia and other Eating Disorders: how to help your child eat well and be well, about our campaign to introduce waiting times standards in Scotland to match those laid out for young people in England.

On 8 July 2019, the Victoria Derbyshire show discussed the state of eating disorder treatment and the importance of family empowerment. One parent whose daughter has been ill with anorexia for eight years shares her experience.

Amelie shares her experience of anorexia recovery and the impact of our Helpline.

SEND & Eating Disorders

Self-refer to our funded services for anyone supporting someone with an eating disorder in Scotland

Beat, the UK’s eating disorder charity, welcomes the Prime Minister’s speech today about mental health.

Supporting someone with ARFID? Let Programme Manager Lucy tell you about our support service, Endeavour.

Please donate so no one living with an eating disorder feels alone this Christmas

Celebrations can be stressful for Scottish carers supporting a loved one with an eating disorder, but we're here to help

Are you a parent or carer of a young person aged 5 – 17 who has an ARFID diagnosis or is displaying ARFID behaviours? Do you ne

Create an action plan for your recovery, so it can act as a reminder and a motivation to keep going.

Bryony shares her experience of volunteering as a Peer Support Volunteer with Beat.

Natalie shares how becoming a mum was the big event that moved her recovery forward after 25 years.

Lauren chose to use her own experiences to produce something positive: a picture book about eating disorders!

I wanted to fundraise for Beat because I suffer from anorexia nervosa. I reached crisis last year when I was hospitalised for six months, but that should never have happened.

Learn more about how to support a parent with an eating disorder

We're delighted to feature a guest post by Eva Musby, author of Anorexia and other Eating Disorders: how to help your child eat well and be well, about our campaign to introduce waiting times standards in Scotland to match those laid out for young people in England.

We're delighted to feature a guest post by Eva Musby, author of Anorexia and other Eating Disorders: how to help your child eat well and be well, about our campaign to introduce waiting times standards in Scotland to match those laid out for young people in England.

On 8 July 2019, the Victoria Derbyshire show discussed the state of eating disorder treatment and the importance of family empowerment. One parent whose daughter has been ill with anorexia for eight years shares her experience.

Amelie shares her experience of anorexia recovery and the impact of our Helpline.

SEND & Eating Disorders

Self-refer to our funded services for anyone supporting someone with an eating disorder in Scotland

Beat, the UK’s eating disorder charity, welcomes the Prime Minister’s speech today about mental health.

Supporting someone with ARFID? Let Programme Manager Lucy tell you about our support service, Endeavour.

Please donate so no one living with an eating disorder feels alone this Christmas

Celebrations can be stressful for Scottish carers supporting a loved one with an eating disorder, but we're here to help

Are you a parent or carer of a young person aged 5 – 17 who has an ARFID diagnosis or is displaying ARFID behaviours? Do you ne

Create an action plan for your recovery, so it can act as a reminder and a motivation to keep going.

Bryony shares her experience of volunteering as a Peer Support Volunteer with Beat.

Natalie shares how becoming a mum was the big event that moved her recovery forward after 25 years.

Lauren chose to use her own experiences to produce something positive: a picture book about eating disorders!

I wanted to fundraise for Beat because I suffer from anorexia nervosa. I reached crisis last year when I was hospitalised for six months, but that should never have happened.

Learn more about how to support a parent with an eating disorder

We're delighted to feature a guest post by Eva Musby, author of Anorexia and other Eating Disorders: how to help your child eat well and be well, about our campaign to introduce waiting times standards in Scotland to match those laid out for young people in England.

We're delighted to feature a guest post by Eva Musby, author of Anorexia and other Eating Disorders: how to help your child eat well and be well, about our campaign to introduce waiting times standards in Scotland to match those laid out for young people in England.

On 8 July 2019, the Victoria Derbyshire show discussed the state of eating disorder treatment and the importance of family empowerment. One parent whose daughter has been ill with anorexia for eight years shares her experience.

Amelie shares her experience of anorexia recovery and the impact of our Helpline.

SEND & Eating Disorders

Self-refer to our funded services for anyone supporting someone with an eating disorder in Scotland

Beat, the UK’s eating disorder charity, welcomes the Prime Minister’s speech today about mental health.

Supporting someone with ARFID? Let Programme Manager Lucy tell you about our support service, Endeavour.

Please donate so no one living with an eating disorder feels alone this Christmas

Celebrations can be stressful for Scottish carers supporting a loved one with an eating disorder, but we're here to help

Are you a parent or carer of a young person aged 5 – 17 who has an ARFID diagnosis or is displaying ARFID behaviours? Do you ne

Create an action plan for your recovery, so it can act as a reminder and a motivation to keep going.

Bryony shares her experience of volunteering as a Peer Support Volunteer with Beat.

Natalie shares how becoming a mum was the big event that moved her recovery forward after 25 years.

Lauren chose to use her own experiences to produce something positive: a picture book about eating disorders!

I wanted to fundraise for Beat because I suffer from anorexia nervosa. I reached crisis last year when I was hospitalised for six months, but that should never have happened.