CONNECT: The West Yorkshire and Harrogate Adult Eating Disorders Service

Provides outpatient, intensive home-based, outreach and inpatient treatment for adults (>18 years of age) with eating disorders from across West Yorkshire and Harrogate.

CONNECT Family and Carers Support Group

The Carers’ Support Group aims to support people who care for anyone over 18 who is living with an eating disorder. Through sharing our knowledge and experiences, and offering empathy and understanding, we hope to help other carers support their loved one through recovery.

BEAT: Beat Eating Disorders

‘Beat` is the working name of the eating disorders association. Provides help and support for all those concerned through telephone helplines, a youth helpline, information, membership, a self-help programme.

SEED – Eating disorder support service

SEED’s mission is to create a facility that provides sufferers and carers alike with confidential independent and non judgemental advice and support to ensure they are aided by the best possible network of care and support to facilitate recovery.

National Centre For Eating Disorders

We believe that you have the right to have good eating disorder help from someone who cares and understands.

Anorexia And Bulimia Care

ABC is a national UK eating disorders organisation with over 30 years of experience. We provide on-going care, emotional support and practical guidance for anyone affected by eating disorders and eating distress.

Overeaters Anonymous

Overeaters Anonymous provides insight into our problems of eating compulsively, strength to deal with it, and a very real hope that there is a solution for us.

Mind – Eating Disorders Information

Learn about eating problems, including possible causes, symptoms and how to access treatment and support. Includes self-care tips for helping yourself, plus guidance for friends and family.

Royal College Of Psychiatrists – Eating Well And Mental Health

Information is for everyone who wants to eat healthily. It’s particularly for people who feel that their mental health problem or its treatment has affected them in the way they eat.