Empowering Recovery through Production and Consumption: Posting and Scrolling with Purpose

02/06/25

Supported by Beat and EDIFY, researchers at the University of Nottingham worked with eight experts by lived experience to co-produce advice on posting and viewing ED recovery content on social media.

These tips are intended to support young people as they post about their ED recovery journey or view others' recovery experiences. They encourage mindfulness, self-awareness and care in both posting and viewing.

Many thanks to the University of Nottingham for funding this research.

Empowering Recovery: Production

Empowering Recovery: Consumption

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