Eating Disorders Coalition

01/02/2026

Important read on why AI needs strong safeguards in mental health. This article shows how chatbots can give harmful responses around eating disorders—especially when people are most vulnerable. Tech must not replace qualified care.

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Chatbot guardrails are too crude to help with eating disorders.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from the Eating Disorders Coalition! 🎉Wishing you a year filled with hope, growth, and new possibilities. Here’s to supporting one another and making 2026 a year of progress and positivity.

12/31/2025

Join Equip on Jan 27 for a webinar on atypical anorexia nervosa—diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes. CE credit available!

12/30/2025

MEDA (Multi-Service Eating Disorders Association) 2026 Conference is accepting poster proposals! Share your innovative ideas and help shape the future of eating disorder treatment. Submit by February 24, 2026. Submit: https://bit.ly/44lDLvs

12/29/2025

Starting in 2026, Monte Nido's monthly professional education events will offer CME and CNE accreditations. A great opportunity for continued learning and growth in the eating disorders field. Learn more: https://bit.ly/48vDGIa

12/26/2025

Disordered eating is often brushed off as “normal dieting,” but it can signal something more serious. This piece explains the difference between disordered eating and eating disorders, key red flags, and when to seek help.

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Plus, when it's time to seek help.

12/26/2025

Wishing all who celebrate a joyful Kwanzaa! May this season bring you unity, hope, and the strength of community.

12/25/2025

Wishing you a joyful and peaceful Christmas! May your holiday be filled with warmth, hope, and connection.

12/23/2025

Strengthen your practice with evidence-based care! Learn about Specialist Supportive Clinical Management through Academy for Eating Disorders comprehensive training program and discover new tools to support individuals with eating disorders. Learn more: https://bit.ly/48zNjFP

12/22/2025

EDCare is expanding access to specialized eating disorder treatment! Their Athlete EDGE® program now supports adolescent athletes ages 13–17, and their residential center continues to help adults 18+ build lasting recovery. Learn more about these tailored, sport-specific and residential treatment options: https://bit.ly/4oP5vQv

12/19/2025

New research from The Renfrew Center highlights real progress in eating disorder recovery for BIPOC clients—showing lasting improvements even six months after treatment. Learn more: https://bit.ly/48MCKOf

These results are a powerful reminder that effective, inclusive care makes a difference. 💜

12/18/2025

Exciting news from The Emily Program. The nation’s first residential ARFID Center of Excellence for adults is opening in Raleigh–Durham on January 14, 2026. Now accepting admissions for specialized ARFID treatment.