Eating Disorder Resources
Caring for someone with an eating disorder is a complex task and requires parents and carers to develop skills and knowledge they may not have previously had. Families need access to high quality eating disorder resources, information and advice.
We have put together a list of useful resources for families and carers of those with eating disorders.
C.E.E.D – Extensive library of Resources and Links
F.E.A.S.T- Around the Dinner Table Forum
F.E.A.S.T – What I wish someone had told my parents
Families for Recovered Eating – Caregiver Advice
Tabitha Farrar – Eating Disorder Recovery Coach
SMH – A confrontational hospital visit changed my eating disorder forever
Distress Tolerance is a parental superpower, not a lack of caring
Mama Mia – An Open Letter to my Eating Disorder
Become a member of EDFA for $25 per year (Australian Carers Only)
EDFA is a proud not for profit, volunteer run organisation.
We invite you to be part of a revolutionary peer support group making positive changes in the Eating Disorder space. Strength in numbers means we are able to affect change and have the collective voice of the carers recognised.
We provide opportunities to connect with other parents and carers who share your experiences… helping you to feel less alone and isolated.
Yearly membership is just $25.
Membership gives access to monthly state-based strive carer support groups, twice monthly education sessions, monthly sibling support, quarterly strive support groups for carers of people with ARFID and Bulimia as well as a group for male carers and access to the members-only National strive Australia page providing connection with & support from fellow parents and carers all over Australia. Members will also receive discounts to eating disorder events and conferences. Daily online support through our striveFacebook pages and the opportunity to connect, share, learn and ask questions is another benefit of being part of our EDFA community.
Your membership helps EDFA with ongoing costs of running a not-for-profit organisation, and importantly, shows Government that families value, need and believe in this type of lived-experience support. Strength in numbers helps EDFA lobby as the collective voice of carers for better services, treatments, access to expert clinicians and specialised ED units, to help our loved ones in their recovery journey and to acknowledge the impact of an eating disorder diagnosis on the entire family unit.
