A care group presents a music show about loneliness and mental health during the Open Mind Days. An information market follows. ANBN has a stand.
During the Open Mind Days, ANBN uses photos to talk about life with an eating disorder and recovery. People with an eating disorder and their relatives are welcome. Everyone can join the conversation.
An actor and a musician present a music theater show about loneliness and mental health during the Open Mind Days. A university psychiatric center hosts it. ANBN supports the event.
This online talk group is for people who live with a long-term eating disorder. It makes room for both the challenges and the rest of life. Volunteers lead the talk.
ANBN hosts an online group chat on Sunday. A volunteer moderator helps people share experience and learn from each other. The chat does not replace therapy.
ANBN holds an inspiration day about life without an eating disorder. A former cycling champion shares her recovery story. The day also has a documentary and talks.
ANBN holds a drop-in morning on the first Sunday of each month. Anyone can come for a talk or to share experience. Volunteers with lived experience are there.
ANBN holds a drop-in hour for anyone who wants to talk about eating disorders. Volunteers with lived experience listen and share. People who worry about someone are welcome too.
ANBN holds a free drop-in hour for anyone with questions about eating disorders. Visitors can talk with volunteers who have lived experience. Relatives are welcome too.
ANBN hosts an online group chat on Sunday. A volunteer moderator helps people share experience and learn from each other. The chat does not replace therapy.
ANBN holds a drop-in afternoon on the first Sunday of each month. Visitors can meet the volunteers and talk about eating disorders. Everyone is welcome.
ANBN holds a drop-in hour on the last Sunday of each month. Anyone can come with questions about eating disorders. Volunteers with lived experience are there to talk.
ANBN opens its new meeting place and invites everyone to visit. Guests can hear about the local group and meet the volunteers. Everyone affected by eating disorders is welcome.
ANBN hosts an online group chat on Sunday. A volunteer moderator helps people share experience and learn from each other. The chat does not replace therapy.
ARFID is an eating disorder that many people do not know. This event invites people with ARFID and parents of children with ARFID to share their experience. The aim is to make the invisible visible.
ANBN holds a drop-in hour for anyone who wants to talk about eating disorders. Volunteers with lived experience listen and share. People who worry about someone are welcome too.
Autism, ADHD or ADD can affect how a person with an eating disorder thinks, feels and recovers. This online session looks at eating disorders and neurodiversity. Families and professionals are welcome.
ANBN invites people with experience of eating disorders to become volunteers. People who had an eating disorder and relatives are welcome. Staff explain the volunteer roles.
ANBN holds a drop-in hour for anyone who wants to talk about eating disorders. Volunteers with lived experience listen and share. People who worry about someone are welcome too.
ANBN hosts an online group chat on Sunday. A volunteer moderator helps people share experience and learn from each other. The chat does not replace therapy.