Only 12 capacity per facility Separate facility for adults/teens
www.AvalonHills.org
Specializing in eating disorders. Get the help & support you need!
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Specializing in Innovative, Family- based Treatment of eating disorders
www.kartiniclinic.com
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Bulimia & anorexia professionals, clinics, support groups and more.
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A nonprofit organization that provides information about anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other less-well-known food and weight disorders.
www.anred.com
Organization providing support groups and workshops for persons struggling with eating disorders.
www.beyondhunger.org
Non-profit organization devoted to awareness and prevention of eating disorders.
www.edap.org
Organization provides free information and treatment resources for all forms of eating disorders.
www.edreferral.com
Dedicated to excellence in the education, training, and certification of eating disorders treatment professionals.
www.iaedp.com
Only 12 capacity per facility Separate facility for adults/teens
www.AvalonHills.org
Specializing in eating disorders. Get the help & support you need!
www.RaderPrograms.com
Specializing in Innovative, Family- based Treatment of eating disorders
www.kartiniclinic.com
Eating disorder organizations bring together individuals and professionals with similar goals and challenges. Membership for different organizations might be geared toward healthcare professionals or the patients themselves, but all share the same objective of raising awareness and sharing knowledge.
Becoming a member of the right organization opens the door to a wealth of expertise. You will be exposed to many networking opportunities, information and resources. Additionally, anorexia and bulimia organizations may also provide invaluable services that include education opportunities and support groups.
When looking for membership with a bulimia and anorexia organization for professionals, remember the following:
1. Make sure a professional bulimia and anorexia organization you're interested in is credible. Check with the American Medical Association or other industry accreditations.
2. Many professional organizations charge fees for memberships, so make sure you’re getting your money’s worth before you pay.
3. Some organizations don’t stipulate membership for certification.
Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done
Become a member of an accredited anorexia bulimia association for professionals
Although many organizations offer information, tools and resources to non-members, as an educator or health professional, you can benefit substantially from becoming a member. Membership opens the door to additional services, products and representation.
I recommend: The Association of Professionals Treating Eating Disorders offers educational programs and informational resources. The International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals provides a large selection of membership options, for both individuals and organizations.
Pick a bulimia and anorexia support group with online resources and tools you can use
Anyone with a concern or interest in eating disorders can learn more by picking an organization that offers online access to member tools and resources. Many organizations offer newsletters containing up-to-date industry news. If you're a professional, you'll have access to a job center, publications and mentors.
I recommend: The National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Eating Disorders provides sponsor opportunities for educators and other professionals. The Eating Disorders Association of New Jersey offers advocacy packets for members that cover many issues, including information on how to get coverage for eating disorders.
Get support by joining a bulimia and anorexia group
Individuals who suffer from an eating disorder, or the family and friends of a sufferer, can find comfort by joining an organization for those going through the same experience. They provide information on events and give you an opportunity to meet others and share issues with peers. More importantly, they provide a forum for strength and support.
I recommend: MEDA and the National Eating Disorders Association both provide an events calendar of conferences, benefit dinners and educational programs.
Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide
- • If you are considering an anorexia and bulimia association for its online resources, look for one with an active forum where you can discuss issues with industry experts in real time.


