Online resources for myself

Online resources

New Zealand and Australian-based Online Recovery Coaches, Services and Podcasts 

ROAR is an Australian website which offers helpful resources, support and information, some of it specific to Australia, though there is also reliable up-to-date general advice:

Recovery Warriors is a first-of-its-kind community to connect people to virtual eating disorder support that leads to real progress and results. We bring you experts and everyday warriors who know what it takes to recover from restrictive behaviours common in anorexia and chronic dieting, compensatory behaviours found in bulimia and over-exercising, and impulsive behaviours experienced in binge eating. Get the confidence you need to overcome your greatest struggles with food, body, and love with the help of Recovery Warriors podcast network. Many voices, one journey.

For the latest Recovery Warriors podcast episodes, relating editorial articles, the website & more. 

To learn how going all in could be your key to recovery, click here. 

International Recovery Support 

These offer online videos of information and resources to assist you in understanding and exploring options that might work well to help you progress. 

Tabitha Farrar 

Recovered fully from 12 years of anorexia without professional treatment or support. Since recovering, she has been an active advocate for de-stigmatizing eating disorders and developing better recovery resources for adults. 

Tabitha has a Facebook support page, Instagram presence and a YouTube channel. She has a straight-from-the-hip style, and we highly recommend that you look her up.

Jennifer Rollin 

The therapist and founder of The Eating Disorder Centre in Rockville, Maryland focuses on helping adolescents and adults. Having personal experience and being fully recovered from an eating disorder, Jennifer provides valuable advice and inspiration. You can connect with her on Facebook and Instagram.

Our key message to convey to you is one of hope. 

You have already taken a significant step by reaching out for help with your wellbeing. Visit the link below to read messages from others who have faced eating disorders and learn about their journeys to recovery. 

Messages to other young people about eating disorders 

If you have any more questions, please get in touch with our team at EDCS.