EDV's education team work with school staff to provide informative and interesting early intervention workshops to staff, students and parents.
Download fact sheets from Eating Disorders Victoria and other organisations on eating disorders, mental health and self-care.
Siblings have unique relationships with each other and when a sibling becomes ill with an eating disorder, it can be quite a confusing time. Siblings may experience a range of feelings and thoughts, but remember that siblings can get to the other side with their relationship in tact.
It’s often difficult to know what to do when you live with someone with an eating disorder. Here are some ideas for everyone — from parents, grandparents and siblings, through to partners and roommates.
Discovering that your child has an eating disorder can be an extremely confusing, frustrating and painful experience. Read more about how this experience can impact you and your family, and how to seek help where you need it.
If you have concerns that somebody close to you may be developing or experiencing difficulties with food, it is important to try to broach the issue with the person.
Determining if someone has an eating disorder can sometimes be difficult, especially if the person is secretive about their behaviour. Read about some common warning signs.
Commonly used abbreviations associated with eating disorders and mental health.
EDV's Peer Mentoring Program (PMP) provides one-on-one mentoring with an EDV Peer Mentor who has recovered from an eating disorder.
