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.
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This anonymous online survey (~20minutes) asks for your perspectives on medications for eating disorders. To be eligible to participate you must have experienced disordered eating and be 18 years or over.
Closes 17 Jul 2026
This clinical trial involves psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy treatment over 6 weeks, with 3- and 6-month follow ups. To be eligible, you must be 21 years or over and have a current diagnosis of Anorexia Nervosa
Closes 01 Sep 2027
SkillED consists of 11 self-paced learning modules for people with restrictive or binge eating symptoms. To be eligible to participate in the study, you need to be 12 years or over and struggle with food, weight or shape issues.
Closes 31 Dec 2027
LivED is an online platform that gives people a flexible, personal way to share their stories and shape eating disorder research. To be eligible, you must be 16 years or over and have a past or current lived experience of eating disorder symptoms.
Closes 31 Dec 2027
Australia’s largest investigation into the core features of eating disorders ever performed.
The University of Melbourne
We are interested in understanding the degree to which people view and engage with appearance-oriented videos on TikTok
Closes 11 Aug 2026
Flinders University
This study aims to evaluate a screening tool designed to identify weight and shape concerns and disordered eating in young people. Findings from this study will help inform the development of improved screening and early identification practices for eating disorders in youth.
Closes 30 Sep 2026