Eating Disorder Prevention & Recovery

Helping young people feel good in their bodies and with food.

And keeping recovery within reach. Without your ongoing support, this work is not possible.

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1.2K+ recovery grants awarded
6.8M+ young people impacted
2.7M+ adults reached with What to Say
Change the Conversation. Change the Culture.

WHAT BRINGS YOU HERE TODAY?

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I want to support WithAll

Give, volunteer, and share these resources with someone who needs them.
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I need eating disorder help

Apply for a WithAll grant for financial help with housing or groceries while in treatment.
For Healthcare Professionals

I'm a healthcare professional

CME training on stigma-free weight and food conversations with patients.
For Parents

I'm a parent or caregiver

Free guides and scripts for talking about bodies and food, so your kid grows up feeling good in theirs.
For Coaches

I'm a coach for young athletes

Certification and tools on what to say about food and bodies, so your athletes fuel up and perform.

I'm part of a school system

Discover ways that educators can foster a positive mindset about food and body image.

WHAT WE DO

Join us in creating a world where health matters more than appearance. And recovery is within reach for everyone.

Eating disorders don’t start overnight—and prevention starts earlier than most people realize.

WithAll supports recovery for those who need it now. We also equip parents, healthcare providers, coaches, and other caring adults with simple, practical tools to help prevent eating disorders before they begin.

50% of girls aged 6-8 wish they were thinner
75% of young people experience body image distress
80% of people with eating disorders cannot access treatment

100% funded by individuals, families, and businesses.

Without action, 2 million young people will develop an eating disorder by age 25. And millions more will struggle with body image and harmful food behaviors.

Our Programs

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What to Say

Discover three simple, research-backed shifts you can use to support kids’ body image, and encourage healthy relationships with food.
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Recovery Support Program

Get financial support for groceries or housing during intensive eating disorder treatment, helping you focus on recovery.

RECOVERY STORIES

Every story of eating disorder recovery is a story of strength, hope, and healing.

  • Gabby
    "With the WithAll grant, I was able to buy groceries for five weeks without any stress whatsoever and allowed me to stay in treatment for the time I’ve needed. It has truly saved my life."
    Gabby
    Recovery Support Program Grantee
  • “The WithAll grant was really helpful in being able to get groceries, and it helped pay rent. It definitely made my time in treatment a lot easier. I wasn’t so stressed about outside things like finances. I could really focus on being in treatment and working towards recovery.”
    Megan
    Recovery Support Program Grantee
  • Joyful woman celebrating her recovery
    “I started realizing this is a lot of food I have to buy myself. I can’t do it. I was freaking out that I wasn’t gonna be able to do the [eating disorder recovery] program. And WithAll was there.”
    Fatal
    Recovery Support Program Grantee

LATEST ARTICLES

Explore the latest insights, stories, and practical resources.

Dear WithAll Friends, We’re writing today with two notes about WithAll’s leadership and what’s ahead: one from Lisa and one from Ali, our Board Chair. A note from Lisa: I’m writing with a personal update. As of September 11, I’ve stepped down…
Dear WithAll Supporters, Driving big change requires two kinds of people: the ones out front, and the ones behind the scenes making sure the work stays on track. WithAll, and the entire eating disorder field, has been fortunate to have both, in…
GLP-1 medications — the category that includes Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound — were originally developed to treat type 2 diabetes. They’re now widely marketed for weight loss. And if you’ve noticed the ads, so have your kids. Here’s what WithAll’s Executive Director thinks parents need to know.
One Step at a time

WITHALL EVENTS

Be part of something meaningful.

Take part in conversations, fundraisers, and community events that advance eating disorder prevention and recovery.

Whether you participate online or in person, WithAll events support the mission and help create a healthier future for everyone.

Our Partners

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Our Impact

  • Kristy
    WithAll's What to Say resources have helped me lay important groundwork for my kids to build and maintain healthy relationships with their bodies and food. I have become so aware of how people in our family and circle of friends talk about their own bodies in front of my children. I'm much more likely to chime in with points I have learned from WithAll. I'm trying to create a healthy space for my kids to develop and learn about their bodies, food, and the world they are in.
    Kristy
    What to Say Coach & Parent in Ontario
  • I was excited to broaden my base of knowledge in weight neutral care through What to Say Healthcare. The tips around talking to kids and parents were truly invaluable. I wish this training were integrated into all providers' basic medical training: this is essential if we seek to actually SUCCEED in positively impacting health and eliminating harm from medical systems.
    Christy
    MD, M Health Fairview
  • This is groundbreaking work which I truly believe will save lives, and prevent many kids from developing eating disorders in the first place.
    Jessica
    WithAll Board Member

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