We are currently recruiting adults age 16 or over based in the UK with a clinical or self diagnosed eating disorder who have experience of using, or attempting to obtain, GLP-1 weight loss injections. Please do complete the survey here https://t.co/YmdvqfL0th

We are currently recruiting adults age 16 or over based in the UK with a clinical or self diagnosed eating disorder who have experience of using, or attempting to obtain, GLP-1 weight loss injections. Please do complete the survey here https://t.co/iwoP6652QS

Shared post doc with myself and Helen Sharpe at edinburgh university covering two MRF funding projects on food insecurity in EDs and adaptations to FT-ED for autistic young people. Can be two or one person

We are recruiting Autistic individuals with and without anorexia nervosa for an MRI study exploring, eating disorder symptoms and masking in autism. Participants are asked to complete questionnaires and an MRI scan in Aberdeen . Complete if interested 👉 https://t.co/m0kbEEfXGZ

Watch the new RefBites on CAMHS Eating Disorder in Children & Young People : https://t.co/Qebre16iyi Please do give us your feedback for future topic suggestions here:

Very privileged to have received "highly commended" at @EdinburghUni Research Impact Prize event today for team culture! So great for our hardworking team and collaborators to be acknowledged .... not all of our team could make it along so this is for them! @EdinUniHealth

We are recruiting eating disorder clinicians formally trained in CBT-E for survey and optional interviews on delivering CBT-E with autistic individuals. Must have experience of facilitating CBT-E with at least one Autistic person with anorexia, bulimia or BED in the last 3 years.

We are recruiting Autistic adults (formal diagnosis or self identified), over 16years and fluent in English, who have experienced CBT-E for anorexia, bulimia or binge eating disorder in the past 3 years for a survey and an optional follow up interviews. https://t.co/rQYjzrVtHe

Apologies clip with subtitles is available here, not sure why that version did not download!:

The event was designed to support our shared understanding of autism and eating disorders with clinicians, autistic people with lived experience and researchers working together in the day event

Our @EDACautism_ED postdoc @emy_nimbley made this amazing film clip following a recent @ESRC Impact Acceleration event narrated by on of EDACs collaborators

We are recruiting clinicians in eating disorder services to think about barriers and enablers for implementing autism affirming care e.g @PEACE_Pathway . If you would be willing to be interviewed over TEAMS there is more information and sign up here! https://t.co/r5yAxHr0Fc

With #eatingdisorderawarenessweek coming up, we’re looking for those who currently experience disordered eating to share their experiences with us 🗣️ We are particularly interested in those who have been diagnosed with #Lupus within the last 5 years. https://t.co/8QI5m9ZFSw

Awesome clip here by @beatED getting the messaging just right .... hats off to you .... 👏

For Day 2 of our daily #EDAW updates, we are delighted that @michellecarr0ll is studying with us extending our research groups work on social media, body image and eating behaviours. Michelle is recruiting online personal trainers who use social media to promote their business.

Day 1 #EDAW25 updates is that we are delighted to host the eating disorders and autism collaborative (EDAC) for updates you can find them here @EDACautism_ED and https://t.co/1YsZ3TuIj1 where they have open access publications, interviews with researchers and opportunities

For this years #EDAW we will be bringing you daily updates of all the ED research taking place at Edinburgh uni from recently published papers, studies we are recruiting for and ongoing projects... stay tuned!

Today the Scottish Parliament is marking Eating Disorders Awareness Week with a special debate led by Emma Harper MSP. Tune in at 5pm, or catch up later, at https://t.co/Gq52nusz10 Thanks to Emma and all other MSPs helping to raise awareness of eating disorders across Scotland 📣

Sometimes projects you feel passionate about take a while to make it to print! Real world evaluations are hard, but the message is when we evaluate peer support using recovery (rather than BMI or symptom) measures aligned with its underpinning ethos, that it works & is valued.