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News and Forthcoming Events

This page contains details of conferences and events which might be of interest to anyone concerned about eating disorders in men and boys.  Eating Disorders Awareness Week, National Carers Week and the Adolescent Eating Disorder Conference are annual events. Details and links are provided below.


Research Project

A study is currently being undertaken into males recovering from an eating disorder. This involves talking to a researcher about your experiences in an e-mail interview. The researcher is a trainee clinical psychologist at one of the leading UK universities, and she has recovered from anorexia and bulimia. The study needs several more male participants (over the age of 16). You do not have to be fully recovered to participate but should be past the worst point of your eating disorder. The information from the study will be useful for both clinicians and families faced with male eating disorders. If you can help please e-mail woodx1.545@btinternet.com


Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2008 was held from Monday 25th February to Sunday 2nd March 2008. This event is held every year and is run by beat (Eating Disorders Association). beat organises a variety of events as do beat volunteers around the country. For details of previous EDAW, and for details of planned events in your area, visit
www.b-eat.co.uk/NewsEventsPressMedia/EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek
2007 saw the re-branding of the Eating Disorder association to beat, and the publication of a major new report “Something’s Got To Change”

2008 focused on the plight of families and saw the publication of a report "Failing Families"

 

National Carers Week run by the Carers Week Consortium will be held from 9 - 15 June 2008. The fourteenth annual Carers Week will highlight the impact caring can have on carers' health and wellbeing. 2,000 carers have already contributed to Carers Week by taking part in their annual survey, now well-established as the largest annual survey of carers experiences and opinions
For more details visit www.carersweek.org
 

 


 

 

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