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@bodywhys has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. The social media accounts linked to from @bodywhys are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, bodywhys has populated their site with: • StudentConnect | Online Chat Support Group (Third Level)) • Virtual Support Group | Binge Eating Disorder • Volunteering | Application Form • Free Download | Living with an Eating Disorder at Christmas • Free Download | Supporting Someone with an Eating Disorder at Christmas • Festive Period 2025 | Support Services Schedule • Podcast Ep. | Coping with Christmas and New Year • IICP | Mood and Food: Exploring Irish and UK Psychotherapists' Awareness and Integration of Nutrition in the Therapy Room | Bodywhys • DCU | Exploring attitudes towards social media influencers and their perceived impact on body image | Bodywhys • Including Families in the Treatment and Recovery from Eating Disorders • Supporting Communities: Body image and eating disorders through many lenses, Bodywhys webinar • Creative Connections: Self expression in eating disorder recovery, Bodywhys webinar • Bodywhys Teacher Training for Second Level Teachers and Support Staff | EDAW2026 • King's College London | Public Personal Stories • IICP | Therapists’ Experiences of Client Embodiment in Eating Disorder Therapy | Bodywhys • DCU | Exploring Irish Secondary School Teachers' Perspectives on Body Image and Wellbeing in PE and SPHE • DBS Survey | Positive Body Image • Approaching Someone • Webinar | Eating Disorders in Men • Bodywhys | Men & Eating Disorders • Kate's Dad Animation | A Father's Perspective • Media Release: Minister Mary Butler TD launches Bodywhys 2025 Annual Report • View Bodywhys Annual Report 2025 • Helpline Information • University of Oxford | Investigating the Role of Parental Bonding and Eating Disorder-Related Core Beliefs in ARFID • University of Oxford | Does shame play a role in ARFID? A comparative study of ARFID and anorexia nervosa • Cardiff University | Delphi study exploring the essential components of an intervention to support recovery maintenance after treatment for anorexia nervosa • REConnect (18+) | 30th September Programme • Mairead's Story | They Never Let Me Go • HSE | Let's Talk About Suicide Training • Booklet | Family Guide • Request Postal Resources | Posters, Flyers, Booklets • Website | Bodywhys: The Eating Disorders Association of Ireland • Inside Out | Secondary Schools Programme • Request a Secondary School Talk • Email Support • Virtual Support Group | All Eating Disorders (18+) • Podcast Ep. | The ALVS Technique • Guide: Improving Your Social Media Experience • PiLaR | 4 Week Free Programme for Family & Friends • BodywhysConnect | Online Chat Support Group (18+) • YouthConnect | Online Chat Support Group (13-18) • Conversations with Carers | Sign Up • Article | Eating Disorders & College Information • Volunteering | More Information • Bodywhys Podcast • Bodywhys | REConnect (18+) • Article | Coping with Lapses & Relapse • Booklet | Speaking to your Doctor • Bodywhys Body Image Website • Active Waiting Resources • Article | Autism & Eating Disorders • Booklet | Binge Eating Self-Help • Booklet | A Guide to Treatment