
Tomorrow, Things Change: A New Chapter for Australian Families
EDFA Executive Director Jane Rowan reflects on the turning point for children’s safety and family wellbeing across Australia hours ahead of the social media reform.
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EDFA Executive Director Jane Rowan reflects on the turning point for children’s safety and family wellbeing across Australia hours ahead of the social media reform.

The Age’s story on Marissa and her journey with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), and the tailored support EDFA provides for ARFID carers.

Fil The Gap Program Manager Elise Wales and Counsellor Kellie Hansen put together some strategies and suggestions as your loved one transitions from hospital to home.

Carers of people living with an eating disorder will join Federal Assistant Minister for Mental Health Emma McBride, local health professionals, and national experts today at a landmark Northern Territory roundtable in Darwin.

Hospital Liaison Officer Marianne Edmonds offers practical ways to ask ‘Are you OK?’ and truly support a carer.

EDFA’s Hospital Liaison Officer service is a pioneering new project that will see a dedicated resource on hand to support parents and carers of people with eating disorders admitted for hospital treatment.

For Father’s Day, EDFA highlights the experience of the male carers in our community.

Fill The Gap Counsellor Mark Hill unpacks the why and explores the overlap between eating disorders and the impact of chronic health conditions.

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Neurodivergent individuals are significantly overrepresented in eating disorder populations, yet their needs are often misunderstood in traditional treatment models. This blog from volunteer Karina Smith explore the overlap between neurodivergence and eating disorders.