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InsideOut is Australia’s national institute for research and clinical excellence in eating disorders with global research partnerships. We aim to transform the treatment landscape for eating disorders in Australia, and ultimately find a cure.
Flinders University
Expanding the reach and delivery of Media Smart Online: An intervention found to both reduce eating disorder onset and increase eating disorder remission
This project will investigate online programs for improving body image and the way young people feel about themselves
Now openClosing: 24 Sep, 2021
University of Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences
Transdiagnostic Research Program
Researchers at the University of Melbourne are investigating transdiagnostic psychological factors that contribute to the development and maintenance of depression, anxiety and eating symptomatology, with a focus on individuals with an eating disorder.
Now openClosing: 21 Mar, 2024
Western Sydney University
SuCCEED Tube Feeding
Researchers at Western Sydney University are exploring the challenges of feeding care.
Now openClosing: 22 Oct, 2021
Griffith University
Quality of Care by Dietitians for Eating Disorders
Researchers at Griffith University are investigating patient and carer perspectives regarding quality of care by dietitians for eating disorders.
Now openClosing: 31 Dec, 2021
La Trobe University
Assessing the Prevalence of Orthorexia Nervosa
Researchers at La Trobe University are assessing the prevalence of orthorexia nervosa among at-risk populations.
Now openClosing: 31 Aug, 2021
Swinburne University of Technology
Perspectives on Lived Experience Involvement in Eating Disorders Research
Researchers at Swinburne University of Technology are investigating the involvement of lived experience in eating disorders research.
Now openClosing: 31 Dec, 2021
University of the Sunshine Coast
Women's Responses to Body Functionality Content on Social Media
Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast are investigating how women respond to representations of body functionality content on social media.
Now openClosing: 1 Oct, 2021