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Health & Fitness:Mental Health

Anorexia Nervosa & Autism

2021-04-19

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In today's episode Han is joined by Charli Babb. Charli is a PhD student at the University of Cardiff and is completing her PhD as part of the SEDAF project.

Charli joins us to discuss the similarities between anorexia nervosa and autism, as well as how eating disorder treatments must be altered to meet the needs of autistic women. Once again highlighting the need for individualised treatment across eating disorder services.

To read more about Charli's research, you can find her research at ResearchGate (https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Charli-Babb) and the SEDAF blog http://sedaf18.blogspot.com/ .

You can find the SEDAF team on Twitter at @SEDAF18 or Charli' on Instagram and Twitter as @CharliPsych.

This is not clinical advice.