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CHIEF INVESTIGATOR
Tereza Vítková
UNIVERSITY SUPERVISOR
Prof Genevieve Dingle
CLOSING DATE
30 May 26
I am conducting a qualitative study exploring social connectedness in individuals with lived experience of eating disorders. This study aims to better understand how social relationships and feelings of connection or loneliness evolve throughout the recovery journey. We hope the findings will contribute to improving support and interventions that enhance social connectedness for those affected by eating disorders.
We are inviting individuals who: Are aged 18 or above Have current or past experiences with problematic eating (no formal diagnosis required) Feel stable and safe enough to take part
Participation involves a short initial questionnaire (approximately 3 minutes), with the option to take part in a follow-up interview (around 60 minutes, online). As a token of appreciation, interview participants will receive a $20 Love2Shop voucher.
Visit Trial SiteTereza Vitkova
n1333554@my.ntu.ac.uk
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