Eating Disorders

Eating disorders or disordered eating, body image concerns or unhelpful relationships with food may occur for a range of complex and entangled reasons which may interfere with daily functioning and quality of life.

If you or someone you know is experiencing an eating disorder or disordered eating, body image concerns or unhelpful relationships with food… PACE can support!

The PACE service provides a range of non-clinical support services for people living with these issues, and those who care for them in South Australia.

And here’s how our PACE team can help:

Support groups

Eating disorders can be very isolating, especially when your family and friends may not understand what you’re going through.

At our groups, you’ll meet people who may share similar experiences to what you’re going through, without judgement. You’ll find out more about eating disorders, especially the strategies that may help you recover.

Our support groups are co-facilitated by a Peer Support Worker with a lived experience of eating disorders. If you would like to find out more about the groups, please complete a referral form or make an enquiry below.

One-on-one (1:1) support

PACE provides support to those who have experiences of an eating disorders or disordered eating, body image concerns or unhelpful relationships with food. Our team can provide a safe and supportive environment to discuss mental health experiences and recovery goals.

PACE 1:1 support provides short term support with a peer worker or mental health worker, face to face in a Centacare office, or via phone/video call.

If you would like more information about PACE’s one to one support, please contact the PACE Team below.