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Research at InsideOut

InsideOut Institute is Australia's national leader in eating disorder research. Our work spans clinical trials, digital innovation, and translation into real-world practice. Through global research partnerships, we are advancing knowledge to improve prevention, early intervention, and treatment for eating disorders, with the ultimate goal of finding a cure.

Our Research Programs

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Digital Mental Health

Improving mental health and ED symptomatology through modern technology

Understanding Illness & Lived Experience

Engaging lived experience, carers and stakeholders to better understand illness and strategies for support and treatment

Neurobiological

Understanding the neurobiology to improve outcomes for people with EDs

Identification & Assessment

Identifying and assessing risk of eating disorders focusing on early prevention

Treatment Innovation

Transforming treatment landscape for people with EDs through innovative and novel treatments

Workforce Training

Training workers to upskill and deliver appropriate person-center care for people with EDs

Implementation & Translation

Addressing the gap between research, implementation and translation to improve outcomes for people with EDs

Epidemiology

Explore health and illness factors and occurrence of EDs among various communities

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