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Real talk

Our ‘real talk’ pages give YOU the opportunity to share your knowledge and experiences to help others, raise awareness, and to join the conversation about the issues and challenges that face those affected by eating disorders.

We review all blogs and stories submitted to us to ensure they don’t contain potentially triggering content. However, as these are personal reflections of experiences with eating disorders – and sometimes other mental health issues – posts may contain themes, topics, and descriptions that you may find difficult or upsetting to read. Please do put your own wellbeing first and if you are feeling vulnerable, scroll past, return another day, or access our support services.

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Real Stories

Our real stories have been submitted by people who have recovered from eating disorders and want to share their experiences to give hope and inspiration.

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Blog

From personal stories of recovery to viewpoints, campaigning issues and everything in-between, our blog features contributions from our volunteers, supporters, and support team.

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Tips & Advice

Our contributors offer tips and advice based on real world experience and our support team look at issues connected to eating disorders and recovery.

How you can get involved

Share your own story

Have you recovered from an eating disorder yourself, or supported a loved one through their recovery? Why not share your story to provide hope and inspiration to others?

Become a Team Talk blogger

The Talk ED blog is a space to help turn knowledge and real experiences into positive change, as well as sharing a range of perspectives on the issues facing those affected by eating disorders. Read our submission guidelines and sign up to become a Team Talk blogger and be the first to hear about the blog posts we’re looking for.

Submit your tips and advice

Is there something you wish you’d known then that you know now? Why not share your tips or advice to help those that are currently struggling with, or supporting someone with an eating disorder.

Got a question?

If you have any questions about our writing opportunities, or would like to discuss an idea, please get in touch.

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