Do I Have an Eating Disorder? Take the Test
Wondering if you have an eating disorder? View common eating disorder symptoms and warning signs in our quick eating disorder test.
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Schedule a Free AssessmentHow Do You Know if You Have an Eating Disorder?
If you are asking yourself, “Do I have an eating disorder?” this self-assessment eating disorder test can help you determine if you are at risk:*
Eating disorders, including anorexia and bulimia, are mental health conditions that include challenging thoughts, feelings and and behaviors related to food, eating, and body size, shape and weight.
* Adapted from SCOFF screening questionnaire
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Please note: this online eating disorder screening test is not intended to diagnose an illness. If you are struggling with eating disorder behaviors, we encourage you to call us at 877-825-8584 or find an experienced eating disorder treatment professional near you. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
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Your eating disorder does not have to define you. We see people overcoming struggles related to eating disorders every day. Find your way to effective, supportive eating disorder treatment at one of our in-person treatment centers, or enjoy the convenience of eating disorder treatment at home.
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There are many different types of eating disorders. All are associated with many serious health complications and risks. See additional eating disorder screening tests below.
Eating disorders are hard, but they are treatable
No matter how long you’ve been worrying about what you eat or the way your body looks, we want you to know that you can learn how to live a life free from eating disorder thoughts and behaviors. Unfortunately, far too many people suffer in silence, leading eating disorders to have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. Thankfully, help is available with effective, evidence-based treatments for eating disorders.
