Q&A

There are several ways to prevent eating disorders. Generally, it's best to approach it indirectly , avoiding materials like documentaries, films, or articles that directly address eating disorders.

There are many organizations, such as the Association Against Anorexia and Bulimia (ACAB) , that carry out prevention activities in schools.

The legal guardians of the affected minor are responsible for requesting medical help. Sometimes, families resist and do not react as we expect or believe the situation requires.

It is preferable that the affected person explain their situation to their family.

It is recommended to talk to the person about what is troubling them and calmly communicate any changes that have caused concern, without judgment, offering them a confidential space.

It is very important to keep in mind that the warning signs of an eating disorder vary from person to person.