Do You Have An Eating Disorder?
Boys, girls, men and women from all backgrounds and ethnic groups can be affected by eating disorders.
News & Research
Beat provides input on Hollyoaks’ bulimia storyline
27/12/2017
Tomorrow marks the start of a new Hollyoaks storyline that hopes to shine a ligh...
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Coping with an eating disorder at Christmastime
18/12/2017
In the lead up to Christmas, those joining our online support groups have been t...
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‘Taking steps’ and raising funds for eating disorders on Boxing...
18/12/2017
On Tuesday 26 December, the National Botanic Garden of Wales is holding the coun...
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(My) Reality of Anorexia
28/12/2017
It starts out with the best of intentions. Eat better, exercise a little more....
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"Nobody deserves to suffer alone, especially not at Christmas."
21/12/2017
Christmas has always been a very busy and exciting time for me. Singing with my...
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"But you look fine; you can’t be ill."
18/12/2017
Approaching the end of my psychotherapy sessions I am so grateful for finally re...
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Early Intervention
Realising that you or someone you know might have an eating disorder can be frightening. But eating disorders, while serious, are treatable, and it is very possible to make a full and sustained recovery.
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Search HelpFinder, Beat's directory of eating disorder services. Listings include NHS centres, counsellors, therapists, private clinics & support groups near you.
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Beat Champions are our community of regular givers and provide us with essential funds to allow us to carry out our work.
Find out moreOnline Support Groups
Chat with other recoverees and carers in one of Beat's chat rooms. Sessions involve a mix of themed discussion and general conversation.
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