Treating atypical anorexia
Can you share some tips about how that condition is treated?
For those who are not sure what atypical anorexia means - it's when the person had developed most of the symptoms that leads to anorexia nevrosa but that person can be normal weight or overweight.
@StarySky756
Hello fellow Listener StarySky,
Only professional help could suggest what's best treatment option for the condition, there's nothing like a "treatment fit for all" regarding the specific ED. Of course any treatment must be, ideally, evidence based. Roughly for practical purposes this means, effective enough when applied to previous patients. I can share with you a very good resourceful link from NEDC Australia where current evidence based treatments are explained.
https://www.nedc.com.au/eating-disorders/treatment-and-recovery/treatment/treatment-options/
https://www.nedc.com.au/eating-disorders/treatment-and-recovery/treatment/treatment-options/
Hope this helps you to get a general idea,
Best regards,
@StarySky756 I have it untreated, as I am "not skinny enough to have a problem" - doctors own words. So I will just follow this thread to see if anything can help me too. Is that okay? 
@EvilRegalsReadToo
Hello! Of course it is ok <3
I found out this site where there's a lot of information
https://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/Resources/Looking-After-Yourself/Disordered-Eating
Hope it will be helpful :)
@StarySky756 Thank you hun! Omg thank you!