EDFA has launched its online one-on-one counselling sessions EDFA first sessions of one-on-one counselling education and support started this week. After many months of planning,
Not every person experiencing an eating disorder will self-harm, however, a high risk of self-harm is reported among people with eating disorders. What is self-harm?
The answer is … our world is not there yet. Equal rights for women and girls are simply not there yet. International Women’s Day is
EDFA Ambassador, best-selling author, podcaster and international speaker Hugh Van Cuylenburg, along with The Resilience Project has generously donated copies of the beautiful new book
EDFA Executive Director Jane Rowan and one of our members, Leah Ward, discussed Christmas challenges with ABC News Breakfast.
Volunteers make the world a better place. And volunteering is the very essence of caring. Every part of our community is touched and made better
“Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible.” ––The 14th Dalai Lama World Kindness Day is on 13 November. This important day, dedicated to honouring
Our quarterly wrap up includes news and collaborations, events, farewells, updates on research and more.
Those who care for a loved one with an eating disorder are at the frontline of both a mental and physical illness, and can oftentimes feel invisible, undervalued and unsupported.
When caring for a loved one with an eating disorder it’s common to feel overwhelmed, exhausted and isolated. The demands can be monumental, so much
Eating Disorders Families Australia acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s as the traditional custodians of all lands on which we work. We recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures as enduring, living cultures and pay respects to Elders past, present and future.
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