Eating Disorder Recovery Websites
Eating Disorder Recovery Websites:
- https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org Dedicated to advocacy for eating disorder recovery. It provides resources to spread awareness and recovery. It also provides stories of hope that encourages others to seek out recovery.
- http://eatingdisorderrecovery.com/index.php/home - Features a free eating disorder recovery workbook that helps you manage eating disorder symptoms. Includes blogs to help inspire eating disorder recovery. Allows visitors to post and discuss problems and questions in a forum that is monitored.
- http://eatingdisorderscoalition.org/ - Advocacy at its best! This site is your guide to help get legislators and representatives to hear your voice and get legal action for eating disorder help and recovery. You can find facts and information about eating disorders on this site. You can learn how you can advocate and lobby for eating disorder recovery at the federal and state level.
- https://mentorconnect-ed.org/finding-support/ The website is still active due to the additional resources it provides on this page specifically. While in business it paired mentors and mentees together to help those who are struggling with an eating disorder to share experiences, provide guidance, and help navigate through the journey of recovery.
- https://www.theprojectheal.org “Project HEAL’s vision is to create a world where everyone with an eating disorder has the opportunities & resources they need to heal. Our programs break down systemic, healthcare, and financial barriers that millions of people in the U.S. face when trying to heal from their eating disorder.”
- https://www.allianceforeatingdisorders.com “The Alliance offers comprehensive services, including:
Free, therapist-staffed helpline offering support and referrals to all levels of care.
Comprehensive and interactive referral website and app, findEDhelp.com.
Free, weekly, therapist-led support groups nationwide (virtual and in-person) for those experiencing eating disorders and for their loved ones.
Educational presentations and training days.” And more
