The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting many people’s mental health in ways we might not have anticipated. For anyone dealing with an eating disorder, the coronavirus

 I can honestly say that nothing I learned in treatment really prepared me for a pandemic. And yet here I am, staring down empty grocery

With COVID-19 being the main focus of the media, our social media feeds, and conversation within our community it’s normal to feel anxious or uneasy

Although a symptom of eating disorders can include an obsession over weight, this is just one piece of a larger puzzle, experts say. An eating

Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff will recount his experience of bulimia in a personal documentary for BBC One. The former cricketer and Top Gear host, 42, developed

People with an eating disorder are much more likely to have exercise addiction than those with normal eating habits, British researchers say. They analyzed data

With a mortality rate higher than any other mental illness, including depression, eating disorder awareness ought to pervade society and the medical community alike. Sadly, they don’t.

By John Paul Brammer  I don’t remember the first time I purged. I remember it being a habit, a nightly ritual. I remember the pattern

By Gilian Havey, Freeland Writer As the cookie crumbles in my mouth, delivering a shot of much-needed sugar, a sudden urge flashes across my mind.

Louise O’Neill is the award-winning author of Only Ever Yours, Asking for It, Almost Love and The Surface Breaks, with a reputation for hard-hitting books