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The UK’s eating disorder charity 💜 Support is available via our Helpline (or call 0808 801 0677)
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We're excited to announce that out 2026 #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek theme is 'Community' 📣

Don't forget to sign up to our mailing list to be the first to hear about what we’ll be doing during Eating Disorders Awareness Week 👉 https://bit.ly/4nQPBor

#EDAW2026
Graphic with orange background and white text. This text at the top reads 'Our Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026 theme is...' Underneath is larger, capitalised text reading 'Community'. From the bottom left corner is an illustration of a purple hand holding up a white and grey megaphone to the text above. In the bottom right corner is a white roundel with dark purple text reading 'Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026'.
November 12, 2025 at 9:00 AM
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On 21 October, we attended Stormont for our Eating Disorders Awareness event hosted by MLA Peter Martin

Thank you to everyone who attended - we can't wait to see what is next for eating disorder awareness, treatment and prevention in Northern Ireland #LetsMakeChangeNI #Stormont
Graphic with teal background, and lighter repeating pattern over the top. This is a silhouette of the map of Northern Ireland. Over the top is dark purple text. At the top, this reads 'Back in October, we held our Eating Disorders Awareness event at Stormont in Northern Ireland'. Below is larger, capitalised text, reading 'Here's what happened at Stormont...' Graphic with teal background and same repeating pattern. In the bottom right corner is dark purple text with a thin white border around it. This border overlaps with a photo in the top right corner. This photo shows seven people smiling at the camera, in smart clothes. These people are made up of 3 men and 4 women, of varying ages and heights. They stand in front of a Beat-branded paper stand. They're holding 2 purple boards with white text discussing what they're pledging. Bullet-point text in the box reads ' On October 21, we attended Stormont at our eating disorders awareness raising, hosted by MLA Peter Martin. 24 MLAs attended, including the Health Minister Mike Nesbitt. We got the chance to talk about how to raise more awareness for eating disorders, and treatment options, in Northern Ireland.' Graphic with teal background and same repeating pattern. In the top right corner is dark purple text with a thin white border around it. This border overlaps with a photo in the bottom left corner. This photo shows two white young people, standing in front of a Beat-branded paper pull-up stand. The person on the left is a young woman with brown hair. The person on the right is a young man with curly hair and wears a badge with a Beat 'B' on it. Bullet-point text in the textbox reads 'Two of our lived experience volunteers, Conor and Anna Louise, shared the challenges they faced having an eating disorder in Northern Ireland. Our amazing Beat staff members also discussed with MLAs about what needs to change to ensure more people in Northern Ireland can receive the help that they need.' Graphic with teal background and same repeating pattern. In the middle is dark purple text with a thin white border around it. This border overlaps with a photo in the top left corner and bottom right corner. Bullet-pointed text in the textbox reads 'We also got 20 sign-ups for the new All-Party Group on eating disorders. The All-Party Group will work to raise the profile of eating disorders among legislators and politicians in Northern Ireland, with the aim of making sure everyone in the region has access to the care and treatment they need.' The photo in the top left is a woman and man smiling at the camera, with a Beat-branded paper pull-up sign behind them. The woman has short asymmetric blonde hair, and a bright red cardigan. The man on the right has grey hair, and wears glasses and a suit with a light blue tie. The photo in the bottom right shows a different man, in front of a wooden stand, speaking. Behind him is the same Beat pull-up sign. He is bald and wears black glasses.
November 11, 2025 at 5:06 PM
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Book your space at our Men & Eating Disorders workshop today - our early bird tickets end of 19 November, so don't miss out!

📍 Online
📅 26 November 2025
🕒 13:30 – 17:00 (GMT)
✅ CPD-accredited

Head to our website and book today 👉 https://bit.ly/43WNRCJ.
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November 11, 2025 at 2:05 PM
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"What do you wish people knew about men & eating disorders?" 💭

If you think you may have an eating disorder and need support, contact our Helpline, and find out more info on our website 💜 You're not alone

#MensMentalHealthAwarenessMonth #MensMentalHealth #MentalHealth
November 10, 2025 at 4:13 PM
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Support your students - book your place via SPOT today 👉 https://bit.ly/47EciWw

⏰ 4-5pm (GMT)
📆 Monday 24 November
💻 Hosted on Zoom and bookable via SPOT
🧡 FREE!
Graphic with dark purple text and a light blue and purple background that fade into each other. Capitalised text at the top reads 'Are you a teacher, or work in a school?' In smaller text, the next paragraph starts with 'Join our free online workshop for' and the text resumes in capital letters 'Christmas and New Year eating disorder support for students'. Graphic with dark purple text and a light blue and purple background that fade into each other. Capitalised text at the top reads 'Join our workshop via SPOT, our free interactive area for school professionals.' Below, a subtitle in regular text reads 'In this workshop, we'll cover:'. Below, in bullet points, text reads 'Why Christmas and New Year are difficult for those with an eating disorder. Understanding accommodating and enabling behaviours and how to manage these. How to cope with setbacks. How to plan for the period whilst setting expectations and boundaries. Thinking ahead to New Year'. Graphic with dark purple text and a light blue and purple background that fade into each other. Each line of text is accompanied by an illustrative image, acting as bullet points. The first is the drawing of a clock, with hands showing 1pm. Text next to this reads '4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (GMT)'. Second is a calendar icon, with text reading 'Monday 24 November'. Third is an open laptop icon, with text to the right of this reading 'Hosted on Zoom and bookable via SPOT'. The final section is an illustration of a '£' and text to the right reads 'Free!' Graphic with dark purple text and a light blue and purple background that fade into each other. Capitalised text reads 'Support your students' 'Book your space today'.
November 10, 2025 at 3:51 PM
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Get your diaries out - our Twogether 2026 dates are here!

Pick your challenge, get your loved ones and colleagues involved, and Twogether we can make a difference against eating disorders 💜

Find out more here: https://bit.ly/3XcYgGy
Photo of two white women walking on a path, with a mountain behind them. The woman on the left looks behind her at the mountain, rising into the sky. She has blonde hair, and wears a light blue vest top, navy leggings and a large backpack on her back. The woman on the right is looking into the camera with a wide smile, pointing behind her at the mountain. She wears sunglasses, a purple headband, a dark purple vest and black leggings. Underneath them is a path made of large stones, with grass on either side, which leads off towards the mountain behind. There is capitalised text added over the top of the photo. Over the mountain is the Twogether logo, with the word 'two' in orange and the word 'gether' in teal. Below this, on the left, is white text reading 'Save the date: 23 February - 1 March 2026'.
November 7, 2025 at 3:47 PM
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Thank you Charlotte, Catrin and Happy the dog, for taking on their Beat 1-2-5 Challenge! They all traversed 12.5 miles to raise awareness for eating disorders and fundraise for us 🐾 Thank you for waving your Beat flags proudly, and being part of our 1-2-5 Challenge 💖
Selfie photo taken by two young white women, wearing walking gear, in a field. The woman on the right taking the photo wears a pink headband, dark purple coat and has straps on her shoulders from a rucksack. The woman to the left, behind her, wears a green headband, grey coat, and is holding a small brown Yorkshire terrier dog in her arms. Behind them is grey cloudy skies and green grass. White capitalised text arching over the top of the photo reads 'Beat 1-2-5 Challenges'. Text below the photo reads 'Charlotte and Catrin's 12.5 mile walk' Photo of the young woman in the purple coat, holding up the dog, smiling at the camera. The grey clouds have descended, and the dog in a grey coat of their own, has ruffled fur from the wind. The young woman with the grey coat has her body facing towards the sea, and her head looking at the camera smiling. She holds the dog, who is also looking out to the sea in front of them. The is a grassy path leading out past the sea that they are walking on. Photo of the small brown dog, in their grey coat, by a purple rucksack. Near their face, a hand is holding an orange Beat-branded paper flag.
November 6, 2025 at 4:11 PM
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It's #TrusteesWeek, so we want to say a big THANK YOU to our trustees! They support our strategy, finances and direction, and help us help more people who need eating disorder support.

You can find out about our trustees here: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/about-beat/who-we-are/trustees/
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November 4, 2025 at 4:14 PM
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It's #MensMentalHealthAwarenessMonth, and we want you to know that if you're a man with an eating disorder - we're here for you 🫶

Thank you so much to all of our contributors who filmed themselves talking about what they wish everyone knew about men and eating disorders
November 3, 2025 at 4:13 PM
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Our fundraiser of the month is Eleanor, our fantastic cyclist! Eleanor cycled over 1,009 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats over 14 days - and raised a huge £6,360 for us ⭐

Do you want to grab a bike and taking on a challenge for Beat? Sign up now: https://bit.ly/3Vuzb9z
Photo of a young white woman holding up a bike over her head, in front of a seaside view. The woman wears a dark purple Beat-branded t-shirt, black cycling leggings, shoes and gloves. The bike over her head is also black. She stands in front of a white vintage road sign, reading John O'Groats. There are arrows coming off it, pointing to Lands End, New York and Edinburgh. The scene behind is blue sky with clouds, and a deep blue sea. At the bottom of the photo is white text with a purple border. This reads 'Our fundraiser of the month is Eleanor'. Photo of a young white woman pointing at the sea in front of her. She uses one hand to point and one hand is up to her open mouth, in mock shock. She has on a silver cycling helmet, a light-blue jacket and neon-yellow gloves. In front of her is a stone wall, a deep blue lake and green hills across the water. Over the top of the photo in the top left is white text with a purple border reading 'Eleanor cycled 1,009 miles, from Land's End to John O'Groats'. Photo of the young white woman, holding up her bike, and looking at the camera smiling. She stands in front of a bright green lawn. She wears a silver cycling helmet, a light-blue jacket, black cycling shorts and white trainers and socks. Text to the right is white with a purple border, reading 'And has raised an amazing £6,360'.
October 30, 2025 at 1:53 PM
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One way to distract yourself from being overwhelmed is to use a self-soothe box. You can create one by filling a box (or bag) with things to help you relax, feel grounded and distracted from emotions or thoughts if they become too overwhelming #Relaxation #Meditation #SelfCare
Photo of a cardboard shoebox with the lid open, and lots of things laid out inside. From left to right, top to bottom, we can see: a dog soft toy with a green body and brown ears, a colouring book with a Moomin creature on the front, three facemasks with avocado and coconut designs on them, a teabag in a paper container, headphones, nail polish with a black lid, and a round orange tub of moisturiser. Over the top of the photo is text, which is white with a dark purple border. At the top of the photo, the text reads 'What you could add into your' and at the bottom 'self-soothe box!'. Photo of a hand holding up a colouring book, in front of the cardboard box. The colouring book is white with gold text reading 'The Pocket Moomin Colouring Book', and a drawing of a Moomin carrying a basket walking through flowers. At the top of the photo is white text with a dark purple border. The larger text reads 'Colouring book' and smaller text underneath reads 'A great way to take your attention away from yourself'. Photo of a hand holding up a teabag in a paper container, in front of the cardboard box. The teabag paper reads 'Lakrids & Mint, herbal tea liquorice and mint', with a design of liquorice sticks and mint on it too. At the bottom of the photo is white text with a dark purple border. Larger text at the top reads 'My favourite tea' and smaller text underneath reads 'The ritual of making a cup of tea can make you feel less worried, and the warmth is super comforting!' Photo of a hand holding up a cuddly soft dog, which is cream with brown eyes, nose and a patch on its tummy. At the top of the photo is white text with a dark purple border. The larger text reads 'Cuddly toy' and smaller text underneath reads 'Great for cuddling to feel relaxed through touch and smell'.
October 29, 2025 at 3:54 PM
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Thank you University of York's Beat Society for taking on ANOTHER Beat 1-2-5 Challenge!

The committee UOY's Beat Society took on not one but TWO 1-2-5 challenges, this time walking 12.5km through the beautiful Knaresborough over the weekend. Thank you so much team 💜 💜 💜
Photo of a woodland, with two young women walking away from the camera, up some natural stairs. Surrounding them are green trees, and under their feet is brown soil and ground, with autumnal leaves across it. The two women wear jumpers and jeans, with rucksacks, and both have long hair. Over the top of the photo is two piece of white capitalised text. Arching over at the top of the photo reads 'Beat 1-2-5 Challenges', and arching over the bottom of the photo reads 'BeatSoc's 12.5km walk'. Around the bottom text is also white illustrations of boot prints. Photo of an arm reaching out to stroke a black and white pony behind a small fence. The pony has a pink nose, and looks interested in sniffing the hand. Behind the pony is woodland and trees, green and orange. Photo of a young woman far away from the camera, facing away and looking out to a small river. Towering over them are huge trees surrounding the brown river. Photo of a sunset, over a field. The sky at the top of the photo is a pale blue with smattering grey clouds. At the bottom of the sky is orange and yellow sunset, streaking between the clouds. The field is surrounded by trees, appearing silhouetted.
October 28, 2025 at 4:08 PM
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Thank you University of York's Beat Society for taking on the Beat 1-2-5 Challenge!

York's Beat Society took on a mega challenge of making 125 individual bunting triangles all about Beat, to hang up over @UniOfYork campus to spread awareness for eating disorders
Photo of colourful hand-made paper triangles on a wooden table. They are laid out to create bunting. On the triangles is different writing, drawings and stickers, including spelling out 'Beat Eating Disorders' and stats about eating disorders across the UK. Over the top of the photo is white capitalised text. At the top of the photo, text reads 'Beat 1-2-5 Challenges', and at the bottom reads 'University of York's Beat Society 125 bunting challenge'. Photo of craft material on a table, in front of a projector screen. On the projector screen is the Beat 1-2-5 Challenge logo, in light grey, dark purple and teal. On the table is coloured paper, stickers, pens and stamps. Photo of pastel-coloured paper cut into triangles on a wooden table, with handwritten letters on the paper. These spell out 'Beat', and some other words on the bottom. In the top corners of the table is a hand reaching for paint in a palette with their paintbrush. There are other pens and papers around too.
October 24, 2025 at 3:50 PM
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October is #MenopauseAwarenessMonth, and so we wanted to share with you how some tips on how you may be able to support someone in your life going through menopause and an eating disorder.

We gathered this advice from @monashuniversity.bsky.social 'Menopause and Eating Disorders: A Course'
Light grey background with purple text. Title reads 'Eating disorders and menopause'. Subtitle reads 'How to support someone going through both'. In the bottom left corner is an illustration of two hands linking pinkie fingers. Light grey background with purple text reading 'Monash University’s ‘Menopause and Eating Disorders: A Course’ provides great tips for supporting someone going through menopause and an eating disorder'. Text below in bullet points read 'Understand that your role is to provide support, not treatment.' 'Experiencing menopause and an eating disorder together can be very challenging, and this is a time to be extra patient, kind and loving'. 'Show compassion and care, and listen without judgement.' 'Avoid their experience becoming the focus of your relationship.' Bullet points continue in the same format onto the third page, reading 'Remember, changes or conflict in your relationship may sometimes be driven by the hormonal changes in menopause and an eating disorder.' 'Keep informed by learning about what your loved one is going through.' 'Encourage your loved one to explore support options.' 'Make sure to take time for yourself.' 'Our Helpline is there for you and your loved one if you need eating disorder support.' In the top right of the slide is an illustration of a hand holding a shining star.
October 23, 2025 at 1:55 PM
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Part FOUR: eating disorder fact vs fiction 📣
We want to bust the myths and move over the misconceptions to spread awareness for eating disorders.

Today, we're talking about who could be to 'blame' for an eating disorder - hint: no one is to blame!
October 22, 2025 at 12:55 PM
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Book your space at our Men & Eating Disorders workshop today 👉 https://bit.ly/46UDgdt.

📍 Online
📅 26 November 2025
🕒 13:30 – 17:00 (GMT)
✅ CPD-accredited
October 20, 2025 at 6:47 PM
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It's #FundraisingFriday, and so we wanted to shout out the incredible Jon who completed not just one but THREE 10k runs back-to-back, and has raised a HUGE £1,829 + £206 in Gift Aid - and donations are still rolling in!
Photo of a young white teenage boy smiling and looking off to the side, holding up three medals in his hand that are from around his neck. The medals sit in his hands and from left to right are: grey and green medal reading 10k, blue and orange medal reading 'Thorpe Park', and a silver and black medal with large words reading 'Run'. Photo of the same teenage boy mid-stride, running on a pavement, with people taking photos on their phones of him from behind barriers lining the pavement. He looks focused, looking forward, and wears a black headband, a red t-shirt with a black vest over the top, and navy running shorts. Above the teenager is a blow-up black and blue arch, reading 'Run Through'. Photo of the same teenage boy running past, mid-stride. He wears a black headband, a black long-sleeved top, gloves, red running shorts and bright green socks with his trainers. Photo of the same teenage boy crossing the finish line of the Worcester City Run, shown on the finish line banner. Below this is the digital timer, showing '31 minutes 37 seconds'. The teenager is mid-stride, with his back to the camera, wearing a red long-sleeved shirt underneath a black vest and red running shorts. Ahead are crowds behind barriers, cheering him on.
October 17, 2025 at 3:53 PM
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Ahead of #MenopauseAwarenessDay on Saturday, we wanted to share our latest blog from Gemma, who highlights the "unseen connections" between eating disorders and menopause.

To read more of Gemma's blog, head here: https://bit.ly/476fGt5

#MenopauseAwarenessMonth
Dark purple background with white italicised text in the middle. This is a quote reading "Both menopause and eating disorders are wrapped in stigma, and that silence allows shame to thrive. By sharing our stories, asking gentle questions, and listening without judgement, we create a culture where it's safe to seek support."
October 16, 2025 at 3:51 PM
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Thank you Farina for taking on the Beat 1-2-5 Challenge 🏊 🫶 🏃

Farina chose to take on a 'splash and dash', swimming 2km over October (80 lengths) and running 5km each week, fundraising for us and Coeliac UK. Thank you Farina!
Photo of a white middle-aged woman, smiling at the camera, and walking down a quiet road lines with houses. She had dyed-red hair pulled back, wears a bright orange t-shirt, black leggings, and is holding up a purple Beat-branded flag. Over the photo is two pieces of capitalised white text, which arches around the woman. At the top, this reads 'Beat 1-2-5 challenges' and below, 'Farina's splash and dash'.
October 15, 2025 at 3:49 PM
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Next week we're headed to #Stormont to spread awareness for eating disorders and why eating disorder treatment across Northern Ireland needs to be a priority. Will you invite your MLA to join us? Head to WriteToThem.com to do this!

#LetsMakeChangeInNI #EatingDisordersNI
Graphic with dark purple background and white and teal text over the top. Across the dark purple background is a slightly lighter purple capitalised text repeating reading 'Northern Ireland Assembly' diagonally. White and teal text over the top reads 'On 21 October, we’re heading to Stormont to spread awareness for eating disorders, and share why eating disorder treatment across Northern Ireland needs to be a priority'. Below, in large capitalised text reads 'Will you invite your MLA to join us?' At the bottom of the graphic is small white text showing hashtags, reading '# Lets Make Change In NI' and '# Eating Disorders NI'.
October 14, 2025 at 3:49 PM
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Thank you Sonia for choosing a read-a-thon as your fundraiser for the Beat 1-2-5 Challenge!

Sonia chose to read for 1 hour every day for 2 weeks to finish 5 books, with a goal to raise £521 for us. So far Sonia has raised nearly £500 and we can't wait to see her hit her target 🤩
Photo of a cuddly toy donkey sitting with a kindle leaning against it's tummy. A toy wombat is posed as if it's also holding the kindle. The two toys are sitting on a bed. Over the top of the photo are two pieces of text, written in capitalised white text. Arching over the top of the toys reads 'Beat 1-2-5 Challenges' and arching at the bottom reads 'Sonia's Read-a-thon'. There are illustrations of white star doodles around the text too.
October 13, 2025 at 4:11 PM
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Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay, so we wanted to share with you tips on dealing with overwhelm.

Remember, if you need eating disorder support, contact our Helpline.

This advice was informed by the fantastic resources by @mind.org.uk and Mental Health Foundation 💜 #WMHD25
Graphic with dark purple background and white text. Across the dark purple background is slightly lighter purple doodles, as if done by crayons. They include a globe, a sheet of paper, a power on sign on a laptop, the sign for sound on, headphones, a thumbs up, heart, laptop, CD, smartphone, smiley face, video games controller, exclamation mark, arrows, satellite dish, computer mouse, envelope, question mark, magnifying glass. Over the top of this is the capitalised white text in the middle reading 'Tips on dealing with overwhelm'. At the bottom of the graphic in smaller text reads 'World Mental Health Day'. Graphic with purple background and white text. Same doodles as on slide one are around the border, and text is inside this. The title reads 'Prevent overwhelm: set your limits'. Text underneath reads 'It’s very easy to get caught up in doomscrolling - continuously scrolling on social media or news articles and taking in a large amount of negative information, while feeling helpless about it. To combat this, why not set some limits on your social media and phone usage? You can do this by adding timers on apps through your settings, or set alarms to let you know when it’s time to put down the phone.' Below is an illustration of a smartphone, with a clock timer in a speech bubble coming out of it. Graphic with purple background and white text. Same doodles as on slide one are around the border, and text is inside this. The title reads 'Tackle overwhelm: ground yourself'. Text below reads 'If you’re feeling overwhelmed, you may want to rely on negative coping mechanisms through your eating disorder. By distracting yourself through grounding techniques, you may be able to alleviate the urge to use eating disorder behaviours. This includes breathing techniques, creating a self-soothe box, meditation, use the ‘5, 4, 3, 2, 1’ technique, change your scenery, or talk to a friend or family member.' Below is an illustration of a sprouting plant with two leaves. Graphic with purple background and white text. Same doodles as on slide one are around the border, and text is inside this. The title reads 'Going forward: self-care'. Text below reads 'Take time out of your day or week to spend time looking after yourself - away from work, school, and your worries. This could be having phone-free time to catch up on reading, journaling, or doing your favourite hobby. You might want to have a relaxing bath, and do your skincare without rushing. Or, you may want to spend some quality time in nature to feel more grounded.' Below is an illustration of a watering can tipped diagonally left, with five drops of water coming out of the spout.
October 10, 2025 at 1:47 PM
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Have you used one of our services? Tell us how this may have helped you or your loved one in a blog: https://bit.ly/3PLaMcc

If you'd like to write a blog but not sure where to start, read some previous pieces, take a look at our blog guidelines, or drop us a DM!
Graphic with a purple background and white text. Large capitalised title on the left reads 'Blog call out'. To the right of this is an illustration of a hand holding a blue and teal megaphone up to the title. Below this is a smaller subtitle reading 'Have you used one of our services? Want to share with us how this may have helped you or your loved one? Write a blog for us!' Below this is a bullet-point list reading 'Our services include: Our Helpline. Weekly online support groups. Programmes such as Momentum, Anchor, Developing Dolphins, Endeavour, Harnessing Hope, or Nexus. Training courses like Spotting the Signs, Beyond the Symptoms, Bridging the Gap or our workshops.'
October 9, 2025 at 2:01 PM
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November is #MenMentalHealthAwarenessMonth, so we want to ask you to share your experiences of eating disorders as a man and what advice you would give to other men who are navigating recovery right now.

Head to the link and film your answers today 👉 https://bit.ly/4h5AfKY
October 7, 2025 at 4:06 PM
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Get in the Know 👉 Part three: binge eating disorder

Head here to find out more about binge eating disorder: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/get-information-and-support/about-eating-disorders/types/binge-eating-disorder/
October 6, 2025 at 4:16 PM