The Disruptive Companion: Early intervention

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The Disruptive Companion

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Recovery from an eating disorder can take months or even a few years, but if diagnosed early the patients’ chances of getting better sooner increase significantly.

Listeners seeking information and support for eating disorders and body image issues can contact the
Butterfly Foundation
on 1800 334 673, or the
National Eating Disorders Collaboration
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