Early Warning Signs Matter
Learn about some of the early warning signs of disordered eating and eating disorders that you as a clinician should consider when assessing a young person.
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Hunger Cues
Losing hunger cues can be another warning sign that a young persons restrictive disordered eating is progressing into an eating disorder.
Watch The Full Masterclass
Our host, Journalist Jo Stone, speaks with two parents who have navigated their child’s disordered eating: EDFA Executive Director Jane Rowan and carer Rowena Brookes.
Jo also presents insights from clinical experts Paediatric Dietitian Dr Lyza Norton and Paediatrician Dr Penny Larcombe. Together, the perspectives of carers with lived experience and clinical professionals offer valuable guidance on supporting a loved one through disordered eating and preventing an eating disorder.
Learn More about the NNN program, disordered eating and eating disorders
If you’re concerned about signs of disordered eating in a young person you support, you can use this form to email their parents or carers with a fact sheet and information about the help available through the Nourish Nurture Notice program.
To learn more about disordered eating, eating disorders, and their impact on families and carers, you can subscribe to EDFA’s Clinicians Subscription for access to over twenty hours of expert and lived‑experience education.