An eating disorder is a medical diagnosis affecting many young people in the UK. It is most likely to develop in the teenage years, most commonly affecting girls, although it does affect boys too.
Some signs that may signal an eating disorder:
If you are worried about your child, contact your GP. You can also speak to the your local school nurse team on 0151 514 0219 to arrange to attend the School nurse drop in ~ St Catherine’s Hospital
Beat Eating disorders have a helpline 0808 801 0677 and online peer support for carers.
The useful links below can provide information, guidance and support.
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