Caring in Context, a Resource to Support Families and Carers
A neurodiversity-informed PDF guide for carers supporting someone with an eating disorder, with a focus on autism and…
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A neurodiversity-informed PDF guide for carers supporting someone with an eating disorder, with a focus on autism and…
Robert shares his experience and advice in caring for a child with autism and an eating disorder.
A PEACE animation focusing on ADHD and eating disorders and ways to improve treatment.
BEACON is a brain imaging project looking at how the brain processes emotion and cognition in individuals with…
Information on what is autism and answers to other questions you might have about the neurodevelopmental condition.
Information about different types of eating disorders.
Information about other conditions commonly associated with eating disorders.
This article aims to help understand how best to support autistic people who identify as LGBTQ+ with an…
This article aims to build more of an understanding of the challenges faced by autistic people in BAME…
This resources looks at how we can involve supporters in treatment and provide them with the help they…
Highlights the importance of positive communication and how it can help us change the way we feel about…
Understand the differences in social and emotional functioning (including recognising emotions and empathy) in different group of people.
What do eating disorders in men look like and how are they treated?
Learn more about your senses and how they can be different in autistic people with eating disorders
Understand a bit more about the brain and how it is different for different people and what this…
Understand some of the additional barriers faced by autistic people with eating disorders when it comes to eating…
A loved one talks about an unexpected diagnosis and what this meant to the family.
A loved one takes the next step towards communication success.
A loved one’s perspective on how anorexia is an unwanted visitor in her family’s life and what’s keeping…