Observed arrival · 2026-10-17
Alongside Coach helps loved ones prepare for hard eating-disorder conversations
A coaching tool for parents, partners and other loved ones, with conversation practice, a private journal and guidance on finding help.
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- Parents, partners and loved ones of someone with an eating disorder
- Worth noticing
- The journal is described as staying on the device and can be turned into a one-page summary for the care team.
Field notes
The setup asks whether the user is supporting a child or teen, a partner, or someone else, and includes several eating-disorder categories plus an option for no diagnosis. A check-in covers meals, the hardest moment, a small win, and the supporter’s wellbeing; the page says it stays private on the device and can be summarized for a session. Emergency guidance includes symptoms such as fainting and chest pain, while noting that the tool cannot assess the person.
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