Mission of Our mission is to prevent eating disorders and to serve as a catalyst of hope, acceptance, understanding, and healing for all impacted.
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Here at EDCI we have lots of exciting projects planned for the upcoming year. The board would love to recruit some assistance to help us achieve our goals and provide more resources to individuals, caregivers and providers in Iowa. bit.ly/41201sH
The reproductive lifespan deserves a place in conversations about eating disorder recovery because our relationship with our bodies does not stay static. bit.ly/4dMBgqN
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📣 Big news: for the first time, @CDCgov national Youth Risk Behavior Survey asked high school students about binge eating. National data means stronger prevention and earlier support. Partner input helped make it happen. Read the report: bit.ly/3Wt8MMI #EatingDisorders
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Here at EDCI we have lots of exciting projects planned for the upcoming year. The board would love to recruit some assistance to help us achieve our goals and provide more resources to individuals, caregivers and providers in Iowa. bit.ly/41201sH
Stay up to date with EDCI by signing up for our e-newsletter!
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Together with 114 organizations, we're calling on @SenSchumer and @LeaderJohnThune to advance the Kids Online Safety Act this month. Families deserve meaningful action to protect kids online. #PASSKOSA. Read our full letter: bit.ly/3UWRFSS
Help Grow Our Provider Network! Do you know a weight inclusive provider? Fill out our form at bit.ly/3Rzelr7 and we will reach out to your provider, furthering a network of informed and accessible care across Iowa.
Stay up to date! Check out upcoming events from EDCI and related organizations (scroll to the bottom of the page) bit.ly/4aStJoL
Though the pressures of getting a “summer body” might be winding down, the pressure to fit in, meet unrealistic beauty ideals, and compare oneself to other kids is coming in full swing. bit.ly/4grsjUh
Students have many pressures already. Classwork. New peers. More independence. Virtual treatment makes it possible for them to continue their education and college experiences without needing to commute to a treatment center. bit.ly/3Sxlb0H
Stay up to date with EDCI by signing up for our e-newsletter!
bit.ly/3LdJUzY
Help Grow Our Provider Network! Do you know a weight inclusive provider? Fill out our form at bit.ly/3Rzelr7 and we will reach out to your provider, furthering a network of informed and accessible care across Iowa.
Stay up to date! Check out upcoming events from EDCI and related organizations (scroll to the bottom of the page) bit.ly/4aStJoL
Explore five approaches to reducing accessibility barriers in recovery. bit.ly/4ysYYRt
Here at EDCI we have lots of exciting projects planned for the upcoming year. The board would love to recruit some assistance to help us achieve our goals and provide more resources to individuals, caregivers and providers in Iowa. bit.ly/41201sH
Eating disorders develop from a complex mix of genetic, biological, and environmental factors. Summer doesn’t cause them (and neither do parents). But summer can make warning signs easier to spot, and for some kids, it turns up the pressure. bit.ly/4eF9kpI