Welcome to the PEACE Community! We want you to feel seen and for your autism to be acknowledged, understood and supported in eating disorder treatment. We hope this website provides tools to enable this. Our team have team have created some resources and psychoeducation to support you and those supporting you. Find Out More
Welcome to the PEACE Community! At PEACE, we recognise the amazing job you are doing as a carer to support your loved one on their recovery journey. From speaking to other carers, we know this is not always easy. We want to ‘support the supporters’ by providing you with a Carers’ Community, a helping hand and some practical resources. Find Out More
Welcome to the PEACE Community! We acknowledge that there are currently no treatment guidelines for supporting autistic people with eating disorders. As a result of this, clinicians we have spoken to report lacking in confidence and knowledge. We want to make suggestions and adaptations which can be used in treatment to increase your understanding and your confidence. Find Out More
PEACE is a Pathway for Eating disorders and Autism developed from Clinical Experience. Our research suggests that around 35% of people experiencing an eating disorder may may have autism spectrum condition (ASC), or present with high levels of autistic traits. We hope this pathway will support autistic people suffering with an eating disorder, their loved ones and their clinicians.
You are now part of the PEACE Community! Reach out and connect with others on one of our social pages below:
Welcome to the PEACE Community! We are always welcoming fellow researchers as we need more research to support this under-researched group. Check out the PEACE Lab’s research here. Got a specific research question or want to get involved? Send us a message on our socials!
The PEACE Team made up from a group of wonderful clinicians and researchers have worked hard to create materials to support you! Check them out below, we hope you find them useful.
Alongside this website, we've also written a book! Here you'll find even more information about the comorbidity, ways to adapt treatments and support recovery.
It's now available to buy on Amazon.
Have a read of our latest blog posts! Whether you want to read about someone’s experiences, learn more about the comorbidity or explore nutritional recommendations, we hope you will find something that meets your needs!
All in the mind: the link between eating disorders and autism
Kate Tchanturia says small adjustments can make a big difference
This blog post offers a thoughtful exploration of how autism support resources can be improved, drawing from personal experiences and providing valuable suggestions for enhancing accessibility and effectiveness