6 Ways to Support Someone Struggling with an Eating Disorder-that have nothing to do with food
them feel loved and supported.
Encourage your loved ones to do things that bring them joy or ignite their passion. It can help build a sense of self outside of the eating disorder and can provide a much-needed distraction.
Remember, these suggestions might not work for everyone. Each person is unique and requires different types of support. You know your loved one best. However, staying silent and not doing anything is much worse. People struggling with eating disorders need to know they are cared for and not alone in their fight.
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