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<strong>Welcome to EDpedia!</strong>
'''EDPEDIA''' is an initiative, multilingual, wiki-based collaborative encyclopedia dedicated to compiling and disseminating information about eating disorders, including their prevention, treatment, research, and recovery strategies. The platform operates on a global model, allowing contributors worldwide to share region-specific resources, emerging therapies, and lived experiences to foster cross-cultural awareness and reduce stigma. 


Find information about Eating Disorders.  
== Overview == 
'''EDPEDIA''' was launched in 2024 with the goal of addressing gaps in accessible, evidence-based information about eating disorders such as [[anorexia nervosa]], [[bulimia nervosa]], [[Binge eating disorder|binge-eating disorder]], and [[ARFID]]. Unlike clinical databases, EDPEDIA emphasizes community-driven content, enabling individuals, clinicians, and advocates to collaboratively update and verify information. The platform adheres to strict [[EDPEDIA:Content Guidelines|content guidelines]] to ensure accuracy, sensitivity, and neutrality. This is a work in progress and please do your proper research before making any decisions 


Feel free to add your information. Our mission is to help spread awareness and be a resource for people around the world coming together to help each other.
=== Mission === 
EDPEDIA's mission is threefold:   
 
1. To provide a centralized, multilingual repository of eating disorder-related knowledge, including treatments, research, and support systems.   
 
2. To bridge geographical disparities in resource availability. 
 
3. To reduce stigma through education and shared narratives of recovery.  
 
<nowiki>*</nowiki>EDPEDIA is not affiliated with any organization. Please consult with a professional before making any decisions. 
== Content == 
EDPEDIA's articles are organized into the following categories: 
 
=== Types of Eating Disorders === 
Comprehensive descriptions of diagnoses, symptoms, and risk factors, including lesser-known conditions like [[pica]] and [[rumination disorder]]. 
 
=== Global Treatment Innovations === 
A dynamic directory of therapies, clinics, and support networks, updated to reflect advancements such as: 
* [[Family-Based Treatment]] (FBT) integration.
 
=== Research and Clinical Trials === 
Summaries of peer-reviewed studies, pending breakthroughs, and interviews with researchers. 
 
=== Cultural Perspectives === 
Analysis of how societal norms, media, and traditions influence eating behaviors across regions. 
 
=== Personal Narratives === 
A moderated space for anonymized or attributed recovery stories, emphasizing diverse lived experiences. 
 
== Collaboration == 
EDPEDIA operates on a wiki model, allowing registered users to edit articles, propose new topics, or flag outdated content. All submissions undergo peer review by a volunteer panel of clinicians and subject-matter experts. Key policies include: 
* [[EDPEDIA:Neutrality Policy|Neutrality]]: Content must avoid promotional language or bias toward specific treatments. 
* [[EDPEDIA:Sourcing|Evidence-Based Sourcing]]: Claims require citations from reputable journals, health organizations, or clinical guidelines. 
* [[EDPEDIA:Safety|Safety Protocols]]: Graphic descriptions or triggering material must be flagged with content warnings. 
 
== Global Reach ==
*
 
== See Also == 
*
 
== References == 
{{Reflist}} 
 
== External Links == 
* [https://www.edpedia.org Official website] 
* [[EDPEDIA:Contribution Guide|How to contribute]] 
* [[EDPEDIA:Contact|Contact page]] 
[[Category:Eating disorders]] 
[[Category:Health-related wikis]] 
[[Category:Online mental health resources]]

Latest revision as of 17:45, 10 March 2025

EDPEDIA is an initiative, multilingual, wiki-based collaborative encyclopedia dedicated to compiling and disseminating information about eating disorders, including their prevention, treatment, research, and recovery strategies. The platform operates on a global model, allowing contributors worldwide to share region-specific resources, emerging therapies, and lived experiences to foster cross-cultural awareness and reduce stigma.

Overview

EDPEDIA was launched in 2024 with the goal of addressing gaps in accessible, evidence-based information about eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge-eating disorder, and ARFID. Unlike clinical databases, EDPEDIA emphasizes community-driven content, enabling individuals, clinicians, and advocates to collaboratively update and verify information. The platform adheres to strict content guidelines to ensure accuracy, sensitivity, and neutrality. This is a work in progress and please do your proper research before making any decisions

Mission

EDPEDIA's mission is threefold:

1. To provide a centralized, multilingual repository of eating disorder-related knowledge, including treatments, research, and support systems.

2. To bridge geographical disparities in resource availability.

3. To reduce stigma through education and shared narratives of recovery.

*EDPEDIA is not affiliated with any organization. Please consult with a professional before making any decisions.

Content

EDPEDIA's articles are organized into the following categories:

Types of Eating Disorders

Comprehensive descriptions of diagnoses, symptoms, and risk factors, including lesser-known conditions like pica and rumination disorder.

Global Treatment Innovations

A dynamic directory of therapies, clinics, and support networks, updated to reflect advancements such as:

Research and Clinical Trials

Summaries of peer-reviewed studies, pending breakthroughs, and interviews with researchers.

Cultural Perspectives

Analysis of how societal norms, media, and traditions influence eating behaviors across regions.

Personal Narratives

A moderated space for anonymized or attributed recovery stories, emphasizing diverse lived experiences.

Collaboration

EDPEDIA operates on a wiki model, allowing registered users to edit articles, propose new topics, or flag outdated content. All submissions undergo peer review by a volunteer panel of clinicians and subject-matter experts. Key policies include:

  • Neutrality: Content must avoid promotional language or bias toward specific treatments.
  • Evidence-Based Sourcing: Claims require citations from reputable journals, health organizations, or clinical guidelines.
  • Safety Protocols: Graphic descriptions or triggering material must be flagged with content warnings.

Global Reach

See Also

References

Template:Reflist

External Links