As part of eating disorders awareness week, we talk about the importance of understanding how factors around the shared conditions of human experience needs to be better understood to vitally inform and improve eating disorder education and treatment.  How neurodivergence and our historical, sociological sense of self, formulated by distinctions of religion, race, gender etc, can present factors that can lead to eating disorder vulnerability, and how this understanding is vital to informing the life-saving patient centred outcomes of eating disorder recovery.

Thank you to our amazing listeners for joining in our candid discussions and supporting all aspects of positive life change that we hope to encourage.

Please remember we are not clinicians or ED specialists, but share our lived, researched and specialist informed experience of an eating disorder and mental health trauma to contribute to the wider understanding in how to best support and improve mental health care services.   

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