How Can Families Support Young People with ARFID? A Blog Post by Clare Ellison
At
EDAC we are committed to highlighting the voices of Autistic people
with lived/living experience of an eating disorder. For this blog post, EDAC is happy to hear from dietitian Claire Ellison on how to support young people with ARFID.
A huge thanks to Claire for her time in writing this piece.
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Beat has many helpful resources like how to get help for an ED, a booklet on help seeking, and many lived experience blogs. The Beat helplines are open 365 days a year from 9am-midnight during the week, and from 4pm-midnight on weekends and bank holidays. The Beat helpline in England is 0808 801 0677, in Scotland is 0808 081 0432, in Wales is 0808 801 0433 and in Northern Ireland is 0808 801 0434
Peace is a clinical Pathway for Eating disorders and Autism developed from Clinical Experience (PEACE). You can find range of resources and information on the Peace Pathway website.
