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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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TikvahMy name is Temimah Zucker. I am a 21 year old college student. My father is a Rabbi, I love Disney, I have a dog named Ferdie, and I suffered from Anorexia. Read Temimah Zucker’s full story. View all of NEDA's Stories of Hope  |
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 Get Involved in National Eating Disorders Awareness Week!It’s less than one month until the 25th anniversary of NEDAwareness Week! Want to do something but not sure where to start? Register for free as a participant and download our Just One Thing activity guide, with great ideas for simple activities that you can do on any budget, like hosting a movie night, or displaying information. |
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.jpg) Exciting NYC Screening of Someday MelissaSomeday Melissa is the story of an eating disorder, loss and hope. It personalizes eating disorders and is designed to raise awareness about these serious, life-threatening illnesses. You do not want to miss this special screening in New York City. A panel discussion will follow the film, hosted by WABC-TV's Diana Williams and featuring Judy Avrin, Danna Markson, LCSW, Kimberly Dennis, MD and Vic Avon.For more information about the film, speakers, and the event, click here. To purchase tickets, click here. |
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 NEDA Navigators are "Trained Friends"Are you new to an eating disorder diagnosis? Are you struggling with insurance companies? Do you want some guidance on how to support a loved one? The NEDA Navigator program is here for you. Navigators are highly trained volunteers with a personal connection to eating disorders who can guide you every step of the way. For individuals suffering or family members of those affected, the Navigators are here to help. To learn more about the NEDA Navigator program or to find a Navigator, click here. |
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