Healthy London Partnership released comprehensive guidance in September 2022 to support health and care professionals to better meet the needs of young people with disordered eating who do not have a diagnosable eating disorder, such as anorexia or avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), but who might have other mental health difficulties and psychosocial challenges.

• Disordered eating in children and young people: Guidance for health and care professionals

Dr Louise Miller discusses in a blog post how GPs can best support young people presenting with disordered or restricted eating, including useful links to guidance and patterns of behaviour.