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InsideOut is Australia’s national institute for research, translation and clinical excellence in eating disorders with global research partnerships. We aim to transform the prevention, early intervention and treatment landscape for eating disorders in Australia, and ultimately find a cure.
The University of Melbourne
Investigating cognitive factors related to eating disorders
This research project aims to examine the role of various cognitive factors in anorexia nervosa. This research will investigate the role of cognitive flexibility and related processes (e.g. rumination, perfectionism and self-efficacy) in the maintenance of disordered eating symptoms. Improving our understanding of anorexia, as done so via this research, may aid in the development of better treatments for anorexia nervosa.
Now openClosing: 30 Jun, 2025
University of Tasmania (UTAS)
Investigating parental perceptions of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy for the treatment of young people with a chronic eating disorder
Researchers at the University of Tasmania are conducting a mixed-methods study exploring parental perceptions of Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAT) as a potential treatment for young people with chronic eating disorders.
Now openClosing: 31 Aug, 2025
University of Tasmania
Parental Perceptions of Psychedelic-assisted Psychotherapy for the Treatment of Chronic Eating Disorders
Researchers at the University of Tasmania are exploring the perspectives of parents and caregivers regarding Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAT) as a potential treatment for adolescents with chronic eating disorders.
Now openClosing: 1 Apr, 2025
University of New England
Feasibility and Acceptability of the Caregiver Factors Influencing Treatment (Care-FIT) Inventory
Researchers at the University of New England are conducting a pilot study to test the Care-FIT inventory, a tool to better understand the challenges and strengths caregivers experience during their young person's eating disorder treatment, with eating disorder clinicians.
Now openClosing: 26 Jun, 2025
Monash University
A Qualitative Exploration of Facilitators and Barriers in Adult Eating Disorder Care
Researchers from Monash University are exploring the barriers that people may have encountered accessing care and the factors that may have facilitated their engagement with eating disorder treatment.
Now openClosing: 31 Dec, 2024
The University of Melbourne and The Royal Children's Hospital
Guidelines for the use of Restraint in young people with Anorexia through Collaborative Engagement (grace)
Researchers at The University of Melbourne and The Royal Children's Hospital are proposing to write a guideline on the use of restraint in young people with Anorexia through Collaborative Engagement.
Now openClosing: 30 Nov, 2024
The University of Sydney
Core Beliefs in Eating Disorders
Researchers at the University of Sydney are aiming to validate a theoretical model outlining the way people’s core beliefs about themselves influence the development and maintenance of disordered eating behaviours.
Now openClosing: 1 Jul, 2025