What is Eating Recovered?
Eating Recovered (formally Therapy Bills) is an online community that provides support for caretakers, friends, and family members of individuals suffering from eating disorders. This website offers resources to help those ANYONE affected by eating disorders, and you can access them by creating an account and signing in to the website by clicking “Join Community”.
At Eating Recovered, we believe in helping in as many ways as possible. That means offering giveaways, expert resources, and a safe space for connection. Whether you’re looking for advice, reassurance, or simply a place to be heard, our community is here for you.
Here, you can connect with others who have gone through or are going through similar experiences and seek valuable advice and support. We believe in coming together to help each other navigate life’s challenges. So, feel free to share your thoughts, ask questions, and lend a helping hand to those in need. Let’s build a supportive and caring community together!
What You’ll Find Here
- Educational Resources – Articles, guides, and expert insights on eating disorders, recovery strategies, and mental health.
- Personal Stories – Real-life experiences from individuals who have walked the path of recovery, offering hope and connection.
- Advocacy & Awareness – Updates on policies, initiatives, and ways to get involved in eating disorder advocacy.
- Support & Community – Encouragement, self-care strategies, and tips for navigating recovery in daily life.
At Eating Recovered, we believe that no one should have to go through recovery alone. Whether you’re just beginning your journey or years into it, we’re here to support, inform, and inspire.
What is the Eating Recovered Mission?
At Eating Recovered, we’re dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by eating disorders. We offer a safe, online space where people can find resources, share their stories, and connect with others who truly understand. Our goal is to empower everyone on their recovery journey, providing the guidance and community they need to heal and grow.
Think you might have an eating disorder?
To learn more about the various types of eating disorders, their symptoms, and treatment options, Click here.
Need to Speak with Someone About Eating Disorder Concerns for Yourself or a Loved One?
We understand how challenging it can be to face the possibility of an eating disorder. Whether you’re concerned about yourself or a loved one, taking that first step toward seeking help is crucial. If you need immediate help, don’t hesitate to reach out to one of these trusted organizations or connect with a professional
