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Lifestyle changes and Covid anxiety have caused a spike in eating disorders, and services are stretched. New treatment is on its way, but timing is crucial

Premium Content Subscriber only The founders of EndED have announced stage two of their Australian-first eating disorder treatment centres will be rolled out from next month. Co-founders Mark and Gayle Forbes revealed they settled on a $950,000 property in Woombye on Thursday, which will become a secondary support and treatment centre. The centre, called House of Hope, will offer support and guidance to parents and carers of people with eating disorders from January, and from February the ho...