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1. To give you a brief sense of what @HarrietParsons hears at Pilar, looking back our programme from May/June, from the responses given, most people were supporting those from early teens to early 20s, others were supporting those aged 25 to 55+ @NCP_ED https://twitter.com/HarrietParsons/status/1308362718378954758
2. The majority of those attending were mothers, followed closely by fathers, then siblings, aunts, partners/spouses, grandparents and wider family widers. @HarrietParsons @NCP_ED
3. 15% of those attending were supporting a male family member, as we know, eating disorders don't just affect women. @NCP_ED @HarrietParsons
4. Most people were supporting someone with anorexia nervosa, followed by bulimia nervosa. Some weren't sure of the diagnosis (yet), whilst binge eating disorder, ARFID, OSFED and others were also what people needed supported for. @HarrietParsons @NCP_ED
5. Two thirds of those attending said that their family member was in treatment. @NCP_ED @HarrietParsons
6. The overwhelming majority of those who logged in May/June had not attended Pilar before. @HarrietParsons @NCP_ED
