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Eating disorders often go undetected. Understand the signs and know how to get people the help they need.

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On-Demand Webinars for Healthcare Providers

Weight and Eating Behaviors: A Non-Stigmatizing Approach

Assessing Growth in Children and Adolescents for the Screening, Treatment and Prevention of Eating Disorders.

Assessment and Treatment of Latino Males with Eating Disorders: Cultural Considerations

CBT-E Training

Conceptualizing Eating Disorder Recovery

Demystifying Higher Level of Care for Eating Disorders

Eating Disorders, Disordered Eating Behaviors, and Body Image in Athletes

Eating Disorders in Veterans: Tools and Resources for the Primary Care Clinician

Eating Disorders and Culture: Providing a Culturally Sensitive Treatment for Latinxs

Eating Disorders in Gender Diverse Youth: Guidance for Primary Care Providers

Eating Disorders in Males

Eating Disorders in Primary Care: A Novel Tool for Screening and Referral

Part 1: Eating Disorders 101: Signs, Symptoms, Screening, and Referral

Part 2: The Role of Primary Care in the Treatment of Patients with Eating Disorders

Part 3: The Role of Behavioral Health Treatment for Patients with Eating Disorders

Part 4: Coordinating Care for Eating Disorders

Eating Disorders in Primary Care and Community-Based Clinics: Tools and Resources for the Clinician

Eating Disorders in the Latino Community: Provider Considerations

Eating Disorders in Your Clinical Practice: What You Need to Know

Family-based Treatment for Eating Disorders: Compassion and Care through the Storm of Phase 1

Genetic Research in Eating Disorders: A Primer for Clinicians

How to Assess and Improve Body Image in Your Clients

Lessons from History: The Minnesota Starvation Experiment

Life on the Brink: Anorexia Nervosa and Lethality

Navigating Eating Disorders in your Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

“No more Secrets”: Shedding Light on Eating Disorders in the African American Community

Part 1: Detecting Eating Disorders in Adult Patients

Panel Discussion on Disordered Eating Within Transgender Populations

Part 2: Ongoing Management of Eating Disorders in Adult Patients

Preservation of Oral Health in Eating Disorders: An Essential Guide for Health Professionals

Refeeding the Adult and Adolescent Eating Disorder Patient

The Unintentional Harms of Weight Loss Recommendations

Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) and Eating Disorders in Athletes

Managing Eating Disorders in Pediatric Patients

Shared Co-Factors for Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorders and Eating Disorders

“Shattering the Stereotypes”: Improving our Understanding of Eating Disorders in Black Americans

Signs and Symptoms: Presenting Features of Eating Disorders

Substance Use Among Individuals with Eating Disorders

The Impact of Intergenerational Trauma on Eating Disorders

Treating Athletes with Eating Disorders and Unhealthy Sport Environments

Toolkit for Primary Care Providers

Our electronic toolkit has flyers, newsletters, infographics, and other materials to help you understand the effects of eating disorders. Browse the materials by clicking on each section to expand or minimize, then download any files you need.

SBIRT-ED Screener Tool

Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment for Eating Disorders (SBIRT-ED) is an easy-to-access tool for primary care providers.

It is critical to screen all patients for eating disorders, even those who do not show obvious signs or symptoms. The SBIRT-ED tool is practical, useful, and fits the needs of a busy practice. Get results and guidance you can share in real time during clinical visits.

MISSION

Our Mission

Our mission is to advance education and training of healthcare providers and to promote public awareness of eating disorders and eating disorder treatment. Our team is based at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.