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The Normalisation of Amenorrhea and RED-S in Female Athletes
By Hannah Hickinbotham July 20, 2025
Learn what RED-S and amenorrhea are, why they are common but often dismissed in sport, and how coaches and athletes can provide better support.
Exploring the Relationship Between ADHD and Disordered Eating with Kate Moryoussef
By Hannah Hickinbotham July 14, 2025
Discover how ADHD can contribute to disordered eating and explore neuroaffirming tips to support the development of a healthy relationship with food and exercise.
By Hannah Hickinbotham July 8, 2025
Lesley and Neal Davison share their daughter Megan’s tragic death from type 1 diabetes with disordered eating, the warning signs of T1DE, and why integrated care must be the future.
The Comfort Blanket of Control: Neurodivergence & Eating Disorders
By Hannah Hickinbotham July 8, 2025
Discover how undiagnosed autism and ADHD often intersect with eating disorders, and why better diagnostic understanding is crucial.
Dietetics Beyond the Meal Plan:  A Trauma-Informed Nutritional Approach to Eating Disorder Recovery
By Hannah Hickinbotham June 16, 2025
Exploring an eating disorder dietitians role beyond a meal plan.
From Silent Struggles with Bulimia to Supporting Others
By Hannah Hickinbotham June 16, 2025
Discover Daniel Magson's powerful journey through bulimia, stigma, and secrecy, and how he turned lived experience into a mission to support others.
Exploring Addiction & Eating Disorder Stigma & Support
By Hannah Hickinbotham June 9, 2025
In this blog post, we explore addiction and eating disorder stigma and why this support matters beyond Men’s Mental Health Week.
Using Family-Based Therapy to Support Eating Disorder Recovery
By Hannah Hickinbotham May 26, 2025
Family-based therapy empowers families to support children and teens in eating disorder recovery. Learn how it works and why it’s effective.
Treatment Resistant or Systemic Failure? Reframing “Untreatable” Eating Disorders
By Hannah Hickinbotham May 19, 2025
In this blog, we explore whether eating disorders are truly untreatable or if treatment models need to evolve. Featuring insights from Dr. Anita Federici and recent research on "terminal anorexia."
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