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National
Centre for Eating Disorders. United Kingdom.
"Does Eating Rule Your Life? Eating disorders, such as
compulsive or binge eating, anorexia, bulimia and dieting
failure affect millions of people in every walk of life.
Sadly, people attempt to control eating disorders by
dieting, fasting, over-exercising, using slimming pills,
diuretics, laxatives and purging.
These strategies can produce short term weight control, but they do not provide an answer to eating disorders and can often make things even worse because the underlying problem needs to be addressed. There are literally thousands of people suffering from eating disorders, harbouring persistent weight problems and obsessed with food and weight. Such eating disorders can have damaging effects. Control of eating and weight is central to your physical and emotional well-being. Click here to learn how we can help." -
Progress
Counselling Eating Disorders Programme.
"Progress Counselling has been established by a team of
experienced therapists. Our aim is to provide affordable
qualified care for the local community.
Our Practice philosophy is to promote health and well-being; to encourage clients to access their potential and to guide them through their process of change." - Scottish Eating Disorder Interest Group (SEDIG).
- Taking Control. "Taking Control is here for one and all, our information focuses on eating disorders but we have a lot of information available to all, including depression, self-harm, anxiety and much more. We pride our selves on offering you the best support services available on the net with forums, chat, peer support ticket system, live chat to our volunteers and a great journals system. We have made it so there is resources available to all, so whether you have depression, borderline personality disorder (BPD), schizophrenia or any other mental health problem, there will always be somewhere here for you to find the support you need and deserve."
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