Upcoming and Past Events
Cambridge
Eating Disorders Peer Support Group
For adults 18 years+ with anorexia, bulimia
or binge eating disorder.
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Join us to gain skills for recovery, support while waiting for treatment, and build a community of care.
New!
Details and registration info coming soon
Treating Autism and
Eating Disorders:
Pioneer research and treatment from the UK
November 25, 2021
Alison Elliott will be featured as a guest speaker at the eating disorder Family & Friends support group in Waterloo. She will be presenting research on autism and eating disorders, and highlighting an exciting new treatment being developed at King's College London UK (the Peace Pathway).
January 25, 2024 &
November 25, 2021
Treating Autism and
Eating Disorders:
Pioneer research and treatment from the UK
Alison Elliott will be featured as a guest speaker at the eating disorder Family & Friends support group in Waterloo. She will be presenting research on autism and eating disorders, and highlighting an exciting new treatment being developed at King's College London UK (the Peace Pathway).
February 1-7, 2020
The first week of February every we shine a spotlight on Eating disorders. Often misunderstood, eating disorders affect people of every age, size, gender and walk fo life. They have the highest mortality rate of all mental illness. This year coast to coast Canada is lighting up notable landmarks purple to acknowledge and promote recovery.
Monday Feb 4th, 2019
Happy International No Diet Day!
Monday Feb 4th, 2019
Eating disorder Awareness Week
Join the Waterloo Wellington Eating Disorder Coalition as we view the film Straight/Curve - "A documentary about body image and the industry leaders challenging society's unrealistic and dangerous standards of beauty." Film trailer: www.straightcurvefilm.com
Location: Waterloo Public Library - Main Library
35 Albert Street, Waterloo
Cost: Free, donations at the door accepted
Tickets: Reserve on eventbrite.ca
The first week of February every we shine a spotlight on Eating disorders. Often misunderstood, eating disorders affect people of every age, size, gender and walk fo life. They have the highest mortality rate of all mental illness. This year coast to coast Canada is lighting up notable landmarks purple to acknowledge and promote recovery.
February 22, 2018
The Body Workshop
Alison Elliott will be speaking at an informative, interactive, and humorous event that will help build your self-esteem, body confidence, and appreciation for food. Cost: $25
Location: Monigram Coffee Roasters (upstairs)
16 Ainsle St. South, Cambridge 7-8:30pm
To Register: alisonelliottmsw@gmail.com
February 1-7, 2018
Eating disorders Awareness Week
