NEDIC has developed a set of 14 age-appropriate posters for use in elementary, middle, and high schools — all free to download.
Displaying posters designed to promote positive relationships with one's body and mental health throughout a school is a way to help create a nurturing environment for all students.
NEDIC offers support through live chat, phone, or e-mail.
Our human helpline workers will support you in the ways that you feel you need it most. That might look like sending over some resources for you to read, referring you to a community organization or professional near you who has training in eating disorders, or talking through some coping strategies.
We're also happy to be your listener, answer your questions, and connect you with further supports for anything else you might need help with. We will not tell you what to do or push you to take a specific course of action.
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E-mail: nedic@uhn.ca
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NEDIC’s work, from our helpline to prevention-based community education programming, is made possible through the generosity of our donors.
Eating disorders affect people of all genders, ages, classes, abilities, races and ethnic backgrounds. These complex disorders are serious, biologically influenced illnesses — not personal choices. Recovery from an eating disorder is possible.
