Turning Points in Eating Disorders Recovery

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The Turning Points in Eating Disorder Recovery Project is led by Dr Vanessa Yim, a clinical psychologist,  researcher and founder of Soul Relics Museum. The research aims to explore turning points/periods of eating disorder recovery among diverse individuals with lived experience through objects and associated recovery narratives. 

You can explore the objects and read participants' stories here: Turning Points in Eating Disorder Recovery

The stories will also be exhibited at a wider exhibition that she curates at Somerset House East Wing, King's College London between Oct 14-25, 2024. RSVP here: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/events/exhibition-challenging-perspectives-a-visual-exploration-of-diverse-experiences-of-eating-disorder-recovery 

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