Online resources and helplines

Online Resources & Helplines for Eating Disorders

In the journey towards recovery from eating disorders, accessing the right support is crucial.

The digital age has brought a wealth of online resources and helplines, offering help to those affected and their loved ones.

 

Psychiatric Association of Turkey

Psychiatric Association of Turkey (Türkiye Psikiyatri Derneği) is a prestigious and trustful ressource to find all the answers related to eating disorders.

https://psikiyatri.org.tr/halka-yonelik/32/yeme-bozukluklari

 

American Psychological Association

American Psychological Association offers a very large database of information, including podcasts about eating disorders. The podcast below explains how eating disorders are affecting teenagers and spread like a pandemic because of the “diet culture”. You will also find other interesting podcasts on the APA’s website.

https://www.apa.org/news/podcasts/speaking-of-psychology/eating-disorder

 

National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA)

NEDA is a leading non-profit association in the United States offering support and guidance. Their website provides comprehensive information on eating disorders and treatment options. Whether you are concerned about your eating habitudes or you want to support someone you love, this website is a generous ressource.

https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/

Also, they have an online test for people 13 years old and up:

https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/screening-tool/

 

Proud2Bme
Proud2Bme is an online platform created by and for teens in Netherlands. You can translate the entire website in English just by one click and access all the actual information about eating disorders but also self-love and self-acceptance.

www.proud2bme.nl

 

In addition to these, many hospitals and private clinics of psychologists have their own online resources or helplines.

It’s important to remember that while online resources and helplines are invaluable tools for support and information, they are not a substitute for professional medical advice.

Consulting with psychologists for a comprehensive treatment plan is essential in the journey to recovery from eating disorders.