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Assumpta Aguilar
Testimonial

Assumpta Aguilar

Grandmother of a girl affected by an eating disorder
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TCA testimony
Relapses in the recovery process
Relapses in the mental health recovery process
Anorexia nervosa

The main recommendation is that you propose activities and start conversations that have nothing to do with weight or body image, and that you can focus on activities that encourage emotional connection, creativity and positive distraction.

Binge eating is a symptom of an eating disorder (ED). When someone we care about experiences binge eating episodes as a result of this disorder, it can be difficult to know how to help them.

Recovery

Recovery from anorexia is a personal and non-linear process that involves physical, psychological, and social changes, and requires time, support, and acceptance that relapses can occur. Some signs of recovery include:

Recommendations for professionals and people with eating disorders
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Eating disorder
Embarazo y tca
Risks to the mother and baby
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Eating disorder
Consejos anorexia vacaciones
Those affected and their families face one of the potentially most difficult periods
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TCA
Luz entre los árboles
Testimonial

Lluís Blanch Mas

Vice President of ACAB and father of a girl affected by eating disorders
Associació contra l'Anorèxia i la Bulímia (ACAB)
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Eating disorder
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Do you have any questions about eating disorders?

We invite you to send your questions about eating disorders to our team of experts. We will publish the answers to your questions in the "We Answer Your Questions" section.
Eduard Serrano Troncoso
Dr. Eduard Serrano Troncoso
Jordi Mitjà
Jordi Mitjà Costa
Fases del cambio hábitos
Understanding them helps when seeking a change of habit, as in the case of addictions or eating disorders.
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Debut
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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.
José Miquel Ortiz Moreno
José Miguel Ortiz Moreno
Marta Tena Briceño
Marta Tena Briceño