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NEDA supports individuals and families affected by eating disorders, and serves as a catalyst for prevention, cures and access to quality care. GET HELP TODAY.
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“Is There Fat In That?”… a one woman showFrom the time I was a little girl, I knew I wanted to go to New York City to “make it big.” For the majority of my life, I have been on some sort of a stage. And at age twenty-eight, I was a patient at the New England Eating Disorder Program at Mercy Hospital. A lost woman trying to figure out how I had got there and how an eating disorder had taken over my life.Read Ellen Domingos’s full story. View all of NEDA's Stories of Hope  |
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 Making Connections: NEW PFN Newsletter Now Available!The Winter 2012 issue of the PFN Newsletter, Making Connections is now available online! Featuring articles on such diverse topics as binge eating disorder treatment to using dance in recovery to the role of fathers in supporting their children, this issue is packed with useful information and compelling stories for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. Plus, all of the latest NEDA news and resources heading into NEDAwareness Week! |
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 Proud2Bme.org Asks: Should Ads Be Retouched?"Warning! This perfection is an illusion." What if advertisers were required to disclose the fact that all those images of flawless models are digital creations--a far cry from anything achievable in reality? New legislation is putting that possibility on the table.The proposed Media and Public Health Act, a joint effort of the National Eating Disorders Association and Off Our Chests, asks for federal legislation requiring that “truth-in-advertising” labels be required on all ads and editorial content in which the human form has been materially altered through computer manipulation or other means... read more here. |
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 Maudsley Parents Conference on Eating Disorders in New YorkPlease join Maudsley Parents', Harriet Brown, leading experts in the field, and Lynn Grefe, President and CEO of the National Eating Disorders for a one-day conference exploring the current state of treatment, as well as new directions and hope for the future. Treatment providers, family, friends and others involved in outreach and advocacy are all invited to attend. February 17, 2012 8:30 am - 4:00 pm Pearl River Hilton 500 Veterans Memorial Dr Pearl River, NY 10965 Fore more information, click here. |
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