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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Supporting a child, partner, family member or friend with an eating disorder - but who isn't ready for help? Join our FREE webinar on Monday 28 September: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/get-…

Light teal background with dark purple text. Capitalised title reads 'Supporting someone who doesn't feel ready for eating disorder help?' Text underneath reads 'Join our FREE webinar to gain advice and ask questions with one of our clinical experts: Monday 28 September, 12:00-13:00. Hosted on Zoom. Find out more on our ‘Eating disorder support hub for families and friends’ on our website.'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

In today's blog, Chloe shares her recovery journey - at one point, anorexia was all consuming; now, Chloe is pregnant with her first child: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/your…

Orange background with white italicised quote reading “I am so grateful to the younger version of me who kept fighting when recovery felt impossible. She had no idea what her future would look like, but she kept going anyway.“

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

🚨ONE WEEK TO GO until our GLP-1s & Eating Disorders Workshop🚨 Find out more and book your place here: bit.ly/4qD3aKW..

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

A HUGE well done to each and every one of our incredible Great North Run 2026 fundraisers 👏👏👏 Not only have you taken on this challenge, but done so to support others affected by eating disorders 💜 Thank you #GreatNorthRun2026 fundraisers - we're so proud of you!

Woman mid-stride, arms up in celebration, surrounded by other runners. She wears a dark purple Beat branded vest. White capitalised text in an orange text box from the bottom left corner reads 'Congrats to our Great North Run 2026 fundraisers!'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Don't miss out on our GLP-1s & Eating Disorders Workshop! Book here: bit.ly/4qD3aKW.. Do you work in healthcare? Do you prescribe GLP-1s and weight loss medication? Find out more about how to best support patients who may be experiencing an eating disorder.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Join us and Brew for Beat this October ☕ We're looking for friends, families, colleagues and schools to get together for a cuppa on Friday 16 October - to spark conversations and spread awareness for eating disorders! Sign up to get your FREE fundraising pack today: bit.ly/4cgb0o1

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Our fundraiser of the month is... Megan! Alongside training for the Glasgow & Edinburgh half marathons to fundraise for us, Megan has also set up her very successful book club, where all proceeds go to Beat ☀️ Thank you so much for all of your incredible fundraising for us Megan 💜

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

SEPTEMBER RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES! ADHD & bulimia 👉 bit.ly/4xDHNvS Pregnancy & eating disorders 👉 bit.ly/3SE5Zit Anorexia & sensitivity 👉 bit.ly/4qWyHIa

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

Are you a healthcare professional? Work in the eating disorder space? Book your place at our Weight-Loss Medications & Eating Disorders workshop 📆 25 June 🕒 1:30 - 5pm 📍 Virtual ⭐ CPD-accredited ✅ Led by clinicians, researchers and those with lived experience Book now: bit.ly/4qD3aKW..

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

We're joining the Education committee and the Health and Social Care committee's inquiry into children's and young people's mental health today. You can watch live 10:30-11:30am or catch up here: bit.ly/4xAIK8f

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

It's Pica Awareness Day - so get in the know and spread awareness for pica today 📣📣 #Pica #PicaAwarenessDay

Teal background, with a lighter teal repeating text going diagonally across it reading 'Get in the know'. Dark purple text reads 'Get in the know: PICA'.

Same teal background, with dark purple text. Capitalised title reads 'What is pica?' Text underneath reads 'Pica is a feeding disorder where someone eats non-food substances that have no nutritional value. Items people with pica may eat could be paper, soap, paint, chalk, coal, or ice. Someone will only be diagnosed with pica if it is not part of their cultural practice, and is not part of their natural development. For example, it is normal for babies to ‘mouth’ or accidentally ingest objects, but this is not a sign of pica.'

Same teal background, with dark purple text. Capitalised title reads 'What causes pica?' Text underneath reads 'Research suggests that multiple contributing factors may cause Pica, including: Genetics, Sensory or emotional regulation, Mineral or vitamin deficiencies, Autism, OCD or other mental health conditions.'

Same teal background, with dark purple text. Capitalised title reads 'What if I or someone I know has pica?' Text underneath reads 'If you recognise these symptoms in yourself or someone you know, you can contact our Helpline for support - open Monday to Friday, 3 to 8pm. We also have lots of support on our website, such as HelpFinder, which locates support in your area. If you think you may have pica, we would also recommend booking yourself a GP appointment for medical support too.'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Get your mates together and Brew for Beat this October! We've just launched our brand new fundraiser, Brew for Beat 🍵 Get your friends, family and colleagues together over a cuppa - and raise awareness for eating disorders! Head here and join us to Brew for Beat: bit.ly/4cgb0o1

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

It's #InternationalDogDay 🎉 Here are some of Team Beat's canine companions! We're not just sharing photos of our dogs because they're cute (and sometimes a little silly!) but because research shows that pets can support eating disorder recovery and help people to maintain this recovery too 🫶

The head of a small light brown dog rests on someone's jeans. They have their eyes partially closed, sleepily.

Large brown and black puppy lies down on grass, with their pink tongue out. They wear a tan tartan harness.

Small light brown dog has their head lying on a laptop. They have large shiny brown eyes which make them look very cute.

Happy looking golden Labrador lies down, half on a path and half on grass. They have their mouth open and eyebrows up.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Want to fundraise for us but not sure what to do? Take a look at our checklist to get inspired - and share with friends & family to see what challenges you can take on together 💫

Pink background. Multi-coloured capitalised title reads 'Fun ways to fundraise checklist'. Below is dark purple text reading 'Screenshot to tick off what you’ve done and highlight what you want to do!' Underneath are two columns of bullet points, with the same multi-coloured bullet points. These read 'Themed movie night, coffee morning, birthday fundraiser through Facebook or Instagram, head shave or cut hair, 'Come Dine with Me' dinner party competition, talent show, murder mystery party, bingo, dog meet-up, car wash, readathon, video or board game challenge, bake sale, auction off friends and family's skills, sponsored silence, craft afternoon, quiz night, raffle, fancy dress contest, scavenger hunt, donate earnings from selling clothes or books, karaoke contest.'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

With 3.5 million people affected by an eating disorder in the UK right now, families like Grace's aren't alone. Donate today, you can help us be there for more people like Grace and her Mum: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/summ…

Young woman and her mum smile in a selfie. The daughter has dark hair, a wide smile and a metallic top. The mother has blonde hair and a happy smile. In the bottom right corner is a purple textbox with white italicised text inside reading “When I felt completely alone, Beat was there for us. They helped me make sense of what was happening and how to support Grace.”

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

TeachWire have shortlisted our Eating Disorders Hub for Education Professionals in their 2026 Teach Awards 🎉 Do you work in a school, sixth form or college and want to know what the fuss is all about? Find out more about our FREE Hub here: bit.ly/4nPjV4d

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

In today's blog, Hatty shares how she took on an epic 100km ultramarathon - to fundraise, spread awareness, and show to herself how far she's come in her eating disorder recovery 👟👟 Read more here: bit.ly/4bYADtr

Young white woman in sportwear holds up a medal from around he neck, on an orange ribbon. Behind her is a red board with 'Race to the stones' written across it. At the bottom is a bright blue textbox with white italicised text reading “Every step I took during those 100 kilometres reflected the people who had carried me through recovery.“

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

Help us help more people like Grace's mum to know what to do and support their loved ones towards eating disorder support. Donate today and help more families just like Grace's: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/summ…

Young girl with blonde hair in pigtails smiles wide. She wears a heart-patterned dress and a colourful beaded necklace. A purple textbox in the bottom right, has white italicised text inside reading “As a mum, nothing could have prepared me for the heartbreak of watching my daughter, Grace, suffer from anorexia.”

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Are you in Northern Ireland? Do you support a loved one with an eating disorder? Join Fight ED's FREE in-person workshop! Find out more below, and head to their website to book

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

More people with an eating disorder are in a 'normal' or higher weight range than underweight We need to challenge the harmful myth that you can 'see' if someone has an eating disorder just by looking at them 📣 📣 If you or someone you know need eating disorder support, head to our website today

White background with capitalised text going vertically down. With each word, the dark purple text gets lighter and lighter. This reads 'You can't always spot an eating disorder'.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 08/08/2026

It's #InternationalCatDay 🎉 Here are some of Team Beat's feline friends! We're not just sharing photos of our cats because they're cute - but because research shows that pets can support eating disorder recovery and help people to maintain this recovery too 🫶

Small grey kitten with grey eyes lies on an orange cushion, surrounded by other soft material.

Black cat with green eyes is lying on their side on a windowsill. Behind them is a blue curtain and pink flowers outside the window.

White cat with brown patches and large, sleepy eyes, is lying down and has their head on one paw.

Black cat lying in a washing basket, mid-cleaning on their front leg. Their pink tongue sticks out and their eyes are shut.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

AUGUST RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES Menopause & eating 👉 bit.ly/4bAqP8B Anorexia eye-tracking 👉 bit.ly/4uvptTt EDGI 👉 bit.ly/3yPLEfB

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

We're EAMA finalists 🎉🎉🎉 On 11 September, we'll be attending the East Anglian Marketing Awards for our Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2025 film, created by the fantastic Meantime Studio - to see if we're successful! Watch our EDAW 2025 video on our YouTube channel 📺

Dark blue background with sprinkles around the outside. Text in the middle reads 'We're EAMA finalists'. Underneath, in smaller text, it reads 'Excellence in Creative Production'.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

In today's blog, Jaden shares how it wasn't just eating disorder recovery that was difficult - but letting go of the past Thank you Jaden for sharing your story 🧡 You can read the full blog here: bit.ly/4pXe5iq

Teal background with dark purple italicised text in the middle reading “I could never have healed if I kept clinging to suffering. I had to let go. I had to realise that I was safe in stability, and that I have nothing to prove.“

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

Our fundraisers of the month are... Emily & Josh! This incredible couple took on the Peak District Ultra Challenge, traversing 52km, and all to break the stigma and spread awareness for eating disorders ⭐ Not only that, but Emily was also the first female overall to finish the distance!

A young couple stand in front of a large pink and white sign reading 'Peak District Ultra Challenge', with lots of logos dotted around the background. The couple are both wearing dark purple Beat branded t-shirts, and sports shorts. Text in the top right corner reads 'Our fundraisers of the month are Josh and Emily'.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

In today's blog, Hanne shares how she chose recovery for herself, and gradually got her life back from her eating disorder 💜 Read Hanne's blog here: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/your…

A young woman sits on a cliff edge, looking out over a spectacular mountain range. Clouds sit amongst the mountains. Near the bottom of the photo is a purple textbox with white italicised text inside reading “Recovery didn't happen overnight... Recovery happened because things were hard, and I continued anyway. Gradually, my world expanded again.”

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

Our incredible Step Out fundraisers raised over £6.4k to help those affected by eating disorders across the UK 🎉 We are so proud of everyone who laced up their walking shoes and took on the great outdoors last month (and in the heatwave!) to step out against eating disorders 💜

Two young people in a field, with one giving the other a piggyback. Above, white capitalised text in a purple textbox reads 'Thank you to everyone who stepped out against eating disorders and raised £6,464.99!'

Young woman standing on a path with her dog. Behind her is a grassy verge and water. The woman wears a sports top and shorts.

Young man smiles with his eyes shut, holding the camera. Behind him is a lake surrounded by greenery.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Earlier today, we shared that we believe around 3.5 million people right now are affected by an eating disorder in the UK. Watch to find out more, and head to our website to learn more about these new figures

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

An estimated 1 in 20 people (3.5 million) in the UK are currently affected by an eating disorder, based on the most recent survey data. We're calling on Governments to take action to increase support across the UK. They must make sure that every person affected can get the help they need.

Dark purple background with semi-transparent silhouettes of stick figures repeating over the top. One of these people is orange every so often. Large capitalised text over the top reads 'New eating disorders figure released'.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

✅ Are you neurodivergent and have experienced an eating disorder? ✅ Or have you supported someone neurodivergent who has / had an eating disorder? Fill out our survey: beateatingdisorders.tfaforms.net/25…

Purple background with large capitalised white letters reading 'Fill out our survey!' In the bottom right corner is a bright blue rectangle stamp with white text inside reading 'Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2027'.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

In today's blog, Elle shares her experience of anorexia and functional neurological disorder (FND), and how important community was in her recovery 🧡 Thank you Elle for sharing your story! You can read the rest of Elle's blog here: bit.ly/4hck7Jw #DisabilityPrideMonth

Bright blue background with italicised white text in the middle reading “I had always imagined my eating disorder as a solitary failure, something that would resolve through willpower... but when my parents reached through the fog and gripped my hands, I finally understood that this journey had never belonged to me alone.”

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

Our fundraiser of the month is... Tim ⭐ For the third time, Tim took on the #Dart10k, an incredible swimming challenge in Dartmouth Tim chose to fundraise for us after Beat supported his daughter and family towards eating disorder recovery 💜 Thank you Tim for taking on this epic challenge for us!

Older white man smiles, with swimming goggle around his neck. He's wearing a wetsuit. Other people behind him at also wearing wetsuits. Text in the top right corner reads 'Our fundraiser of the month is Tim!'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Shape our Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2027 campaign with your lived experience! Are you neurodivergent and have experience of an eating disorder? Or do you support someone who does? Fill out our survey 👇 bit.ly/44mzNCx

Light purple background with dark purple text. This reads 'Our Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2027 theme is...' and then in capitalised letters in a white textbox reads 'Neurodivergence and eating disorders'. Underneath, to the left, is an illustration of a purple hand holding a teal and orange megaphone. This is pointed to text on the right reading 'And we want to hear about your experiences! Head to our survey to have your say'. In the bottom right corner is a blue rectangle stamp with capitalised white text inside reading 'Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2027'.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 08/07/2026

Earlier this year, Charlotte took on the Milan Marathon for us. She not only doubled her fundraising target, but also used this challenge to spread awareness for eating disorders 🧡 You can read the rest of Charlotte's blog here: bit.ly/3SIAIdX

Orange background with a white italicised quote in the middle reading 'Awareness does not always have to come from large campaigns. Sometimes it starts with one conversation, one story, or one person being willing to speak openly about their experiences.'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 05/07/2026

We're joining ARFID Awareness UK in their #JumpForARFID campaign, to encourage people to leap towards understanding and stop jumping to conclusions about #ARFID! We're nominating all of you to jump for ARFID this #ARFIDAwarenessDay to spread awareness about this eating disorder 👏👏

Group of adults standing on an indoor stage, smiling. Teal text in a dark purple textbox above them reads 'Swipe to watch us' and dark purple text underneath them in a teal textbox reads '#Jump for ARFID'. The following photos shows the group of people jumping in the air.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

We've been shortlisted in EAMAs for Excellence in Creative Production for our Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2025 film 🎉 East Anglian Marketing Awards will be announcing their finalists on 5 August, so we will have our fingers crossed until then 🤞🤞

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

ARFID Awareness Day is this Sunday, and so we wanted to debunk some myths about ARFID - to help people to not jump to conclusions, and instead learn more about the eating disorder to support those affected 💜 #ARFIDAwarenessDay #ARFID

Dark purple background with capitalised white and teal text in middle reading 'Don't jump to conclusions about ARFID'.

Dark purple background with white text. Capitalised title reads "ARFID only affects kids". Text underneath reads 'ARFID can be developed and affect anyone at any time. Someone with ARFID may develop a fear of certain foods due to a distressing experience such as choking or being unwell after eating. Others may have sensory sensitivities to food texture, smell or appearance."

Dark purple background with white text. Capitalised title reads "They're doing it for attention". Text underneath reads 'Having ARFID can be extremely distressing for the individual and their loved ones, and is not something someone would choose to have. Those experiencing ARFID should be taken seriously and be able to get the help that they need.'

Dark purple background with white text. Capitalised title reads "ARFID is just picky eating". Text underneath reads 'People who have ARFID aren’t being fussy eaters. Unlike those who might be picky about what they eat, people with ARFID may have a lot of anxiety and fear about new foods. Those with ARFID may also vomit if they try unfamiliar foods, or have little interest in food at all."

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 02/07/2026

A BIG thank you to Wellington School, who have raised a huge £22,180.81 for us, after choosing Beat as their Charity of the Year ⭐ Want to make us your Charity of the Year at your school? Find out more: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/supp…

Five people standing together, holding a large paper cheque. This is addressed to 'Beat Eating Disorders' and is for "£21,369.75". The five people include a male and female school pupil in green blazers and white school shirts, a man in a shirt and tie, and two women with lanyards on.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

It's Co-Production Week, and so we wanted to give our Experts by Experience (EBEs) the chance to share why it's so important for them to take part in co-production on projects. #CoProductionWeek #ExpertsByExperience #CoProduction

Purple background with purple text in an abstract light purple textbox. This reads 'Working as an Expert by Experience for Beat has been a real privilege and a catalyst for my own healing and sense of purpose.'

Purple background with purple text in an abstract light teal textbox. This reads 'When I was struggling with my eating disorder, I often felt powerless within systems that didn't feel reflective of my needs or experiences. Whilst I can't change those years of suffering, it means a great deal to know that I can now contribute to improving those systems, raising awareness, and helping ensure lived experience voices are heard through co-production.'

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Purple background with purple text in an abstract light purple textbox. This reads 'When my son was ill and in hospital I could not have imagined a time when I would not only want to give back as an Expert by Experience but also have the time. Connecting with other parents and carers makes you feel less alone and that it is possible for your young person to recover and lead a happy and healthy life. '

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

Our top tips for navigating holidays with ARFID - from ARFID Awareness UK and Beat! 👉 Download the ARFID passport here: www.arfidawarenessuk.org/resources

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

Our Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2026 runners took on this incredible challenge (and in the unseasonably-hot weather!) and all smashed it! So from all of us here at Beat, we want to say a BIG thank you to you all 👏👏👏

Young white woman runs down a road, smiling wide. She is surrounded by other runners all in different colours. White capitalised text above her reads 'Our amazing Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2026 runners raised a huge'. Text underneath her reads '£56,824.87!'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

In today's blog, Miles shares how he developed an eating disorder to feel more in control of his body after experiencing gender dysphoria. But, during treatment, Miles realised he wouldn't be able to transition without recovering: bit.ly/49EFyP1

Teal background with dark purple italicised quote in the middle reading “I had to come to terms with the fact I would never be able to transition unless I recover and find myself again, and ever since then I’ve felt so much happier.“

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

This week we're going to STEP OUT against eating disorders! If you'd like to take part, there's still time to sign up and support those affected by eating disorders today 🫶 Head to our website to find out more: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/supp…

Person walking away with the left heel of their trainer lifted up towards us. Over the top is white capitalised text reading 'It's time to Step Out'. In front of the person is greenery and a gravelled path.

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 21/06/2026

Happy Father's Day! We wanted to use today to thank all of the dads and father figures supporting someone with an eating disorder right now - you're amazing and we're here for you 🫶 You can read Millie & her dad's full story here: bit.ly/43eshsS

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

Today is Autism Acceptance Day, and so we wanted to introduce you to our BRAND NEW module on our Eating Disorder Hub for Education Professionals! Find out more and join our FREE hub today: bit.ly/4nPjV4d

Teal background and dark purple text. Title reads 'What you'll learn with our new module'. Text in bullet points underneath reads 'Learn to recognise the signs of an eating disorder is autistic pupils. Gain knowledge on the challenges these pupils may face. How to have difficult conversations with these students and their families. Understand how to support pupils within an education setting.'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 17/06/2026

There is ONE WEEK TO GO until our Pregnancy & Eating Disorders workshop - and there are still a few places available! 🗓️ 25 June 2026 🕐 1:30 - 5pm 📍 Virtual event ⭐ CPD-accredited ✅ Led by expert clinicians, researchers and those with lived experience Book your spot now: bit.ly/4uSyTcz.

Orange background with white text. Title reads 'Join experts at our Pregnancy & Eating Disorders Workshop'. In a dark purple textbox below is a photo of a young white woman with ginger hair. Accompanying text reads 'Dr Amanda Bye. Translational Research Fellow at the NIHR Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King's College London; and PPIE Lead for the new King’s Maudsley Partnership. Her research focuses on perinatal eating disorders.'

Blue background with white text. Title reads 'Join experts at our Pregnancy & Eating Disorders Workshop'. In a dark purple textbox below is a photo of a woman with dark hair and a large smile. Accompanying text reads 'Dr Abigail Easter. Reader in Perinatal Mental Health in the Department of Women and Children’s Health at King's College London, and Lead of the Maternal and Perinatal Systems and Policy (MAPS) Research Group. Her research focuses on improving care and outcomes for women experiencing perinatal mental illness, with particular interests in the interface between maternity and mental healthcare services, implementation science, and maternal morbidity and mortality.'

Purple background with white text. Title reads 'Join experts at our Pregnancy & Eating Disorders Workshop'. In a dark purple textbox below is a photo of a woman with blonde hair. Accompanying text reads 'Dr Victoria Mountford. Lead Clinical Psychologist and Eating Disorder Service Lead at Sage Clinics in Dubai. She previously worked at the Maudsley Hospital in London. She has over twenty years’ experience of working with individuals with eating disorders and body image concerns and their families.'

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

This month we're asking you to STEP OUT against eating disorders! 💞 Grab your friends and family 🌿 Pick a route 📆 Choose the date 🫰 Set up your JustGiving page 🌞 Enjoy your walk - and all for a good cause! Sign up today: bit.ly/4urm1t0

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Beat @beatedsupport.bsky.social · 11/06/2026

When Luca was struggling with an eating disorder, he didn't realise men could develop them - and neither did a lot of his support system. You can read Luca's full blog here: bit.ly/4x4amCV

Young mixed-race man smiles at the camera, sitting in a café. Below in a purple textbox is a white italicised quote reading “I just felt really abnormal. It didn’t help that at the time – and I think this is what probably spurred some of this on – I was being bullied because of my identity, especially being a gay male.”

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