Impact of Religious Dietary Preferences & Practices on Eating Disorder Treatment

Are you a healthcare professional, caregiver, or individual who has experience with eating disorder treatment? Researchers at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario are seeking participants for a survey that aims how religious dietary preferences affect the treatment experience of individuals with eating disorders. 

Who is eligible to participate? 

  • Individuals (ages 16+) with a lived experience of an eating disorder who have completed treatment in Canada
  • Family/caregivers who are currently caring for or has previously cared for an individual with lived experience of an eating disorder who have completed treatment in Canada
  • Healthcare professionals (including nurses, nutritionists, dietitians, clinicians, therapists and doctors) who are currently or were previously involved in meal planning and treatment oversight for patients with eating disorders in Canada

Participants must be able to read/write in English.

What does the study involve?

  • Completing a 10-minute long survey online designed to capture your unique experiences and insights related to religious dietary preferences and/or practices in eating disorder treatment


All responses are confidential, and support resources will be provided if needed.


If you have any questions about the study or need further information, please feel free to contact Melody Tjong, at tjongm@mcmaster.ca

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