Eating Disorders Nova Scotia

Eating Disorders Nova Scotia believes everyone should have access to the support they need for recovery. 

We are committed to inspiring hope, reducing stigma, raising awareness, and offering meaningful support at all stages of recovery.                  

Our virtual and in-person services integrate both clinical groups and Peer Support programs. These include one-on-one mentorship, drop-in Peer Support groups, interactive workshops, and resources for caregivers. Consistent with the Stepped Care approach, we actively reduce barriers by offering our services without a referral or diagnosis. 

Our main message to those living with an eating disorder is that you are not alone. 

We could not do this without the support of our community. 

Taking on a challenge like a Blue Nose race is an empowering experience.

If you’ve ever had a harmful relationship with exercise, we strongly encourage you to talk with your support system, including your doctor, before joining. If you currently have a harmful relationship with exercise, we strongly discourage you from taking part in any activity that could put your health in jeopardy.