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It affects more than eight million men and women and accounts for three times the number of those diagnosed with anorexia and bulimia together.

BEDA is committed to helping those who suffer from binge eating disorder conquer their disorder.

So if you or someone you care about lives with binge eating disorder, BEDA can help. If you treat the disorder, BEDA can help.

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JANUARY 2012 -
Women’s Health Retreat Green Mountain at Fox Run Announces Program to Heal Binge, Emotional and Compulsive Eatin

Workshop Featuring Carolyn Coker Ross, MD, Offers Holistic Approach to Healing from Behaviors Triggered by DietingJanuary 8-14
Ludlow, VT
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MARCH 2012 -
BEDA NATIONAL CONFERENCE
March 2-4, 2012
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Registration is NOW OPEN!

Please sign this petition telling the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to end the “Stop Sugarcoating” campaign that stigmatizes and bullies kids.

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Watch BEDA’s Scientific Advisory Chair Cynthia Bulik, PhD discuss the “dance” of genes and environment in eating disorders. --> Watch here

BEDA objects to language and inaccuracy of statements that perpetuate stereotypes of the obese in New York Times article on obesity --> Read more

“Keeping True to BED Recovery During the Holidays” by BEDA board member Amy Pershing, LCSW, ACSW
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Weight Bias Education:
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BEDA’s First Annual Weight Stigma Awareness Week.
September 24-28.

Click here to find out more.

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BEDA’s CEO --> Read Her Story
Tiffany Washburn--> Read Her Story

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BEDA is a 501c3 tax-exempt organization. BEDA is a membership-driven organization that includes individuals with the disorder, family and friends, and multidisciplinary practitioners.