Eating Disorders Neurodiversity Australia
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EDNA supports Neurodivergent Australians affected by eating disorders. Focused on building neurodiversity-affirming eating disorder care.
Australia
Joined May 2022
Researchers are looking for participants for a study investigating sensory processing, eating disorders, and neurodivergent traits. You can find more information on this website: #autism #ADHD #neurodiversity #eatingdisorders #mentalhealth #feeding
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An amazing paper written by Colleen Alford investigating the experiences of young autistic people and their parents/carers has been published in the Journal of Eating Disorders. #eatingdisorders #mentalhealth #autism #neurodiversity #healthcare #wellbeing #neurodivergence
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This year’s NAIDOC Week represents an important milestone: 50 years of elevating Indigenous voices, cultures, and resilience. To learn more about this year’s NAIDOC Week, visit:
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** Please note EDNA is not involved in this research project ** . #eatingdisorders #mentalhealth #feedingdisorders #wellbeing #research.
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Researchers at Federation University are investigating the challenges and associated support needs of carers/parents of young people with eating disorders. You can use the QR code on the image to access the questionnaire, or you can also use this link:.
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The document, titled Supporting Autistic Patients with Eating Disorders: Considerations for Neurodiversity Affirming Dietetics Care, was created by dietitians from a diverse range of neurotypes to guide neurodiversity-affirming care for Autistic patients in hospitals.
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Exciting News!. Our board member Maud Achard, along with former board member Anna Rose Millichamp, co-authored a resource to guide dietitians in providing neurodiversity-affirming inpatient care for Autistic patients with eating disorders. Link:.
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July is Disability Pride Month. We would like to take this opportunity to celebrate disabled people and promote the need for more inclusivity in society, including within the healthcare system and eating disorder care. #disabilitypridemonth #disabilityinclusion #disabilityrights
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For more details about how to participate, please contact Rachel: rachel.knight@deakin.edu.au. ** please note that EDNA is not involved in this research **.#neurodiversity #neurodivergence #eatingdisorders #mentalhealth.
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The study investigates the experiences of young neurodivergent people (aged 14-22) who have received inpatient eating disorder care in the past 5 years. Participants will be asked to take part in a 45 minute interview with the researchers.
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Researchers at Deakin University are looking for participants for a study about neurodivergence and pediatric eating disorder care.
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Please access the survey through this link: Or see the flyer for the QR code. **Please note that EDNA is not involved in this research project**. #research #gender #bodyimage #genderdiversity #mentalhealth.
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This survey is for all genders, sexualities and ages (18+ years) and was designed with focus groups with transgender and gender diverse participants to ensure the questions are relevant and sensitive. Participants will have the option to go into a draw to win a $50 gift voucher.
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Research opportunity:.Researchers at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and Monash University have collaborated with UniSC, The University of Melbourne and The University of Sydney to run an exciting survey investigating body image and sexual health. Link:
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We are excited to announce that we have re-designed our website. It's all freshened up and sparkly!. We invite you to have a look and check it out:
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RT @EDACautism_ED: Still recruitng for this study if there are eating disorder clinicians out there work are interested! Thanks Fiona.
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They first started by illustrating D&D characters for players but now use their art to foster understanding, inclusion, and meaningful conversations about neurodivergent experiences. There will be 18 drawings this year—stay tuned!.#neurodiversity #autism #ActuallyAutistic.
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