The recovery from Eating Disorders as Experienced by Women with Type1 Diabetes Mellitus
If you are a woman with T1 Diabetes Mellitus who has experienced or is experiencing recovery from an Eating Disorder (ED), you can contribute to this study. Participation will involve an interview in which you will be asked about your experience of recovery from an ED, and what you found helpful and unhelpful during the process.
By participating you will contribute to the scientific knowledge about Diabetes and EDs, which in turn can be a source of information for health care professionals, policy makers and other people with Diabetes who are experiencing EDs and are still trying to find their ways to recovery.
Interviews will last for up to 1 hr and will take place by Skype, e-mail or face-to-face, depending on your location and preferences. The interview will give you a chance to reflect on your recovery from an Eating Disorder in an interview conducted by a person with Diabetes who has also experienced and recovered from an ED and you may find this process beneficial and enjoyable.
The study will be compliant with national ethical guidelines and confidentiality, anonymity, full information about the research process, data use and data storage, as well as freedom to withdraw will be guaranteed.
For more information please contact Teodora Valkanova, Psychology MEd student at the University of Bristol:
E-mail: tv0557@bristol.ac.uk
Mobile: +44 (0)7901261663
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