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Bullying

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Challenges for people with eating disorders and ADHD

Between frustration and relief

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We listened to testimonies

Protecting mental health in educational settings

8 key strategies for prevention

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Prevention

TCA

How can I make a person with anorexia understand that they have this disorder if they deny it?

A common characteristic of eating disorders like anorexia or bulimia is a lack of awareness of the disorder and, consequently, a lack of motivation to recover.

Anorexia

Should we tell a teenager she has anorexia, or is it better to avoid the word so as not to frighten her?

We must keep in mind that adolescence is a particularly sensitive stage, so it's important to approach this topic with care and empathy.

Male anorexia

How can male anorexia affect physical and hormonal development?

In boys who have had anorexia, physical development can be altered, especially regarding height, muscle mass, and bone density. These changes are related to the effects of food restriction and weight loss on the hormonal system.

Cyberbullying has increased with the pandemic

WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, and video games are the places where the most cases are detected.

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School bullying

What we can do against cyberbullying

The crucial role of the educational community

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School bullying

An app to fight cyberbullying

The b-resol application allows you to alert, listen and support in resolving conflicts in the educational environment.

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Bullying

Webinar

School bullying

Emotional education in digital environments

Promote healthy digital relationships

How do young people feel about their bodies?

Early detection of anorexia and bulimia is key to promoting a good prognosis

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Eating disorder

Eating disorders in men

The most frequent problems are binge eating and bulimia nervosa

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Eating disorder

Ask the expert

Eating disorders in adulthood

Eating disorders (EDs) don't only affect teenagers. They can appear at any point in life, and it's important to detect them and receive appropriate professional help. Furthermore, it's not true that the symptoms or distress associated with these disorders disappear with age. Therefore, it's essential that both those affected and their families are attentive to signs of relapse or any suspicion of an emerging ED, regardless of the person's age. In this session, we'll focus on eating disorders in adulthood, answering all your questions.